“‘It’s conceivable that, at the end of the day, I don’t persuade a majority of the American people that it’s the right thing to do,’ Obama said in response to a question from ABC News during a solo press conference at the conclusion of the G20 summit in St. Petersburg, Russia. But, Obama said, members of Congress need to consider the lessons of World War II and their own consciences and vote ‘yes’ to authorize the use of force, even if it means going against the opinion of the majority of their constituents. ‘Each member of Congress is going to have to decide if [they] think it’s the right thing to do for America’s national security and the world’s national security,’ Obama said.”
(Visited 33 times, 1 visits today)
Related posts:
Why We Can't Have Nice Things: Uber And Lyft Drivers Being Arrested
China’s Footprint in U.S. Oil: A State-by-State List [2012]
Vancouver to see first Bitcoin ATMs installed
Doctor claims breakthrough in race for spinal cord injury ‘cure’
‘Urban mining’ for precious metals in e-waste more fruitful than traditional mining
Feds planning massive Northern California immigration sweep
Ex-CIA agent convicted of Italian kidnapping and held in Panama being returned to US
Ron Paul: "I Smell Iraq All Over Again"
Building superintendent mistakes tomato plants for pot, and so did cops he called
Federal "Compassion" at work: Sandy Victims Imprisoned in FEMA Camps
Disabled veteran kicked off boardwalk because of service dog
SpaceShipTwo edges closer to powered flight
Americans fall out of favour with Swiss banks
This Chart Explains Why Politicians Aren't Like The Rest of Us
Millions missing after party-loving mayor went on the run