Our constitution, which lately seems to be little more than a collection of 'suggestions' to many of those sworn to uphold it, does not give authority to the president to act military unless there is an imminent threat against our country. I hardly see Syria as a threat to us at this point in its weakened, war-torn condition. By the way, that is a bi-partisan position. Just ask Joe Biden. In 2007, he seemed to agree.
Our constitution, which lately seems to be little more than a collection of 'suggestions' to many of those sworn to uphold it, does not give authority to the president to act military unless there is an imminent threat against our country. I hardly see Syria as a threat to us at this point in its weakened, war-torn condition. By the way, that is a bi-partisan position. Just ask Joe Biden. In 2007, he seemed to agree.
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