Rep. Hudson: President Obama Showing ‘A Fundamental Lack Of Understanding’ On Syria (Updated)
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President Obama announced today that he’ll address the nation on Tuesday to press his case for striking the Syrian regime over its chemical weapons use. Syria: At this Point, I Remain Unconvinced
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Before any military action is pursued in Syria, there must be zero doubt that engaging the United States military and our resources is essential to America’s national security interests. Where NC Congress members stand on Syria strike
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President Barack Obama plans to seek congressional approval for the use of force in Syria. Here's where members of North Carolina's delegation stand on the issue. High Country’s Representatives in U.S. Congress Comment on Syria, Potential U.S. Military Assault
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President Barrack Obama recently announced that he will seek congressional approval before launching a limited military assault against the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for a chemical weapons attack that the U.S State Department says killed 1,429 people – including at least 426 children. Here is what the High Country’s representatives in the U.S. Congress have recently said about the matter. Iredell Representatives issue statements on Syria
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Iredell County Representatives Virginia Foxx and Robert Pittenger both issued statements over the weekend concerning Syria. Foxx Statement on President's Decision to Seek Congressional Authorization for Syria Intervention
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The President is right to seek congressional authorization prior to any military engagement in Syria. In fact, my Republican colleagues and I have been demanding this from the White House. GOP House: No Syria Action Without Approval
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As President Barack Obama signals that military action in Syria may be imminent, Republican members of the North Carolina delegation in Congress have expressed different priorities on military action and whether the president should first seek congressional authority to carry out a military strike. Some U.S. House members: No Syria action without Congress’ approval
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As President Barack Obama signals that military action in Syria may be imminent, Republican members of the North Carolina delegation in Congress have expressed different priorities on military action and whether the president should first seek congressional authority to carry out a military strike. Foxx Co-Sponsored Military Sexual Assault Bill Passed By House
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"Fear or professional intimidation should never come between a victim and the justice they deserve,” Foxx also said, "Increases in sexual assault within our military cannot be tolerated. Some of the finest men and women I know have served in our armed forces, and their good work must not be tarnished by the recent rise of sexual assault." Reform Promises Must be Kept
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History must serve as our guide to avoid the mistakes of 1986 and of ObamaCare. It is better to improve incrementally the status quo, than force through another well-intentioned, yet ineffective, "comprehensive" measure. The best way to move forward with Browse Documents by Date or Issue |
