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Obama's "Next Steps" (On The Ground) Briefing - To Seek Congressional Approval
UPDATE
- *OBAMA SAYS USERS OF CHEMCIAL WEAPONS MUST BE HELD TO ACCOUNT
- *OBAMA SAYS `MENACE' OF SYRIA MUST BE CONFRONTED
- *OBAMA SAYS U.S. MUST TAKE MILITARY ACTION AGAINST SYRIA
- *OBAMA SAYS HE WILL SEEK AUTHORIZATION FROM CONGRESS ON SYRIA
Via Bloomberg,
U.S. must take action against Syrian “menace,” Congress will debate, vote on authorization of military strike, President Obama says at White House.
U.S. will be stronger if Congress approves steps; “We should have this debate,” Obama says
* Regimes that use chemical weapons must be held to account
* “Atrocity” committed with chemical weapons “must be confronted”
* Reiterates no ground troops in Syria
BREAKING: Obama will seek authorization from Congress for taking military action against Syria
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 31, 2013
While Andrea Mitchell reports that the President will not be announcing airstrikes from the Rose Garden at 115ET, his press briefing this afternoon will update the American people on his decisions about how to proceed... so with no report due from the UN on Syrian chemical arms until lab tests are done, we wait with bated breath for Obama's next steps (but not on the ground...)
#BREAKING President Obama will not announce imminent military action, a White House official tells AFP
— Agence France-Presse (@AFP) August 31, 2013
#BREAKING No report from UN on Syria chemical arms until lab tests are done
— Agence France-Presse (@AFP) August 31, 2013
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