Let’s see if I’ve got this right: our headlong rush to war in Syria was
so important that not even the U.S. Constitution could be allowed to
stand in its way. But at the eleventh hour, President Obama decided he
needed some accomplices in case it turns into a fiasco, and the British
Parliament vote against was in Syria made unilateral cowboy aggression
by Obama politically difficult, so he decided to let Congress weigh in
after all. No one in the Administration would promise to respect the
outcome of the vote – unless they voted “yes,” of course, in which case
it would be the most historically wonderful congressional action since
ObamaCare passed in the dead of night on a party-line vote that still
required special deals and kickbacks to buy off half of Obama’s party.
http://www.redstate.com/2013/09/09/illegitimate-states-dubious-wars-and-diplomacy-by-gaffe/
http://www.redstate.com/2013/09/09/illegitimate-states-dubious-wars-and-diplomacy-by-gaffe/
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