Senator Rand Paul delivered a five minute response to President Obama’s speech on Tuesday night critiquing the President’s policies and vagueness of purpose. Paul argued that an attack on Syria has an “equal” likelihood of having negative effects on the
Rand Paul: “It is equally likely that the bombing could de-stabilize Assad and he could lose control of the chemical weapons. The Obama Administration has indicated that it would take 75,000 ground troops to secure the weapons and that they
Rand Paul: “Some argue that American credibility is on the line, that because President Obama drew a red line with chemical weapons, America must act or lose credibility. I would argue that America’s credibility does not reside in one man.
Rand Paul: “Twelve years after we were attacked by al-Qaida, 12 years after 3,000 Americans were killed by al-Qaida, President Obama now asks us to be allies with al-Qaida. Americans by a large majority want nothing to do with the
President Obama: “When dictators commit atrocities, they depend upon the world to look the other way until those horrifying pictures fade from memory, but these things happened. The facts cannot be denied. The question now is what the United States
President Obama: “In that time, America’s worked with allies to provide humanitarian support, to help the moderate opposition, and to shape a political settlement, but I have resisted calls for military action because we cannot resolve someone else’s civil war
The President echoed statements by the State Department last week when he addressed the military action in Syria on Tuesday night. President Obama claimed that critics have asked why the U.S. would do a “pin prick” to the Assad regime.
President Obama told Americans on Tuesday night that he has ordered the military to maintain their current posture to keep “pressure on Assad” in Syria. The President has asked congress to postpone a vote on military action while other diplomatic
President Obama appealed to the left side of the aisle Tuesday night when outlining his defense for requesting action in Syria. The President asked the “left” to consider the children who “went cold” on a hospital floor and that sometimes
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) “Let us pray that the Russian proposal is one that will avoid the use of force.”
Fox News anchor Shepard Smith discussing Syria and Russia’s dramatic developments of the day…
Secretary Kerry said on Tuesday that if the U.S. “washes its hands” of the Assad regime and action in Syria and does not act that it will cause the country to “implode.” Kerry told the Google+ hangout that it would
Secretary of State John Kerry told viewers of a Google+ hangout on Tuesday that intelligence suggests that countries who have been supportive of the Assad regime would not consider retaliation in their best interests. Kerry said that Iran and the
Secretary of State John Kerry was very direct with those who held the idea that an action against Syria’s Assad regime would cause retaliation on Tuesday during a Google+ hangout. Kerry said that those who would retaliate against the U.S.
Secretary John Kerry invoked Congress’ delay in providing aid to the Syria rebels when he was asked about reports that Al Qaeda elements, not the “moderate” elements of the Syrian forces were receiving the bulk of the weapons on Tuesday.
When Secretary Kerry John Kerry was asked about the Syrian rebels expelling Al Qaeda elements from their movement, Kerry said that it was “unfair” to paint the opposition as extremists. Kerry said that the percentage of extremists in the Syrian
Secretary of State John Kerry told a Google+ hangout today that it is imperative that the U.S. deliver some response to the Assad regime. When asked about Americans who were concerned about getting involved in another war Kerry said directly,
Secretary Kerry told a Google+ hangout on Tuesday that President Obama “retains” the right to initiate a military strike on Syria without Congressional approval. “The President is the President,” Kerry said, “and he has that power.”
