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Obama will seek approval from Congress to strike Syria

WASHINGTON – The US should punish Syria with military force for its use of chemical weapons, President Barack Obama said on Saturday, ...

Obama asks Congress for OK to hit Syria | Miami Herald

President Barack Obama said Saturday he will ask Congress to approve military strikes against Syria's government, a risky step likely to ...

Why Obama Wants Congressional Approval on Syria Attack - Roll Call

“President Obama's aides were stunned at what their boss had to say when he summoned them to the Oval Office on Friday at 7 p.m., on the eve ...

Threats and Credibility: How Obama's Decision to Seek ...

In August 2012 and March 2013, President Obama referred to the use of chemical weapons by Syria as a “red line” and a “game changer.” The ...

In Syria, fear and uncertainty abound as Obama seeks ... - Salon.com

Syrians expressed relief, fear and uncertainty in light of Obama's ambiguous announcement about military action.

Obama should go to Congress for ISIS war, but probably doesn't ...

Most Americans think that President Obama should seek Congressional approval for military operations in Iraq and Syria, but people tend to ...

President Obama to seek congressional authorization for use of ...

Intelligence agencies have concluded Bashar al-Assad's Syrian regime used chemical weapons to kill 1,429 Syrians – including 426 children – in ...

Obama asks Congress to authorize U.S. war on Islamic State - Reuters

U.S. President Barack Obama on Wednesday sent Congress his long-awaited formal request to authorize military force against Islamic State, ...

President Obama will seek Congressional approval to intervene in ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a Saturday briefing from the White House Rose Garden, President Obama said he will seek approval from Congress before ...

President Obama to seek congressional approval for action against ...

WASHINGTON - Short on support at home and allies abroad, President Obama unexpectedly stepped back from a missile attack against Syria on ...

Mitch McConnell: Obama Needs Congressional Authorization for ...

The top Senate Republican on Tuesday said President Barack Obama must seek congressional approval for his expanded military operation ...

Obama To Seek Congressional Approval For Action Against Syria

President Obama said Saturday he had decided that the U.S. should take military action against Syria in response to its use of chemical weapons, ...

Obama will seek congressional approval for attack on Syria

President Obama on Saturday slowed his march toward military intervention in Syria with the surprise announcement that he would seek ...

President Obama seeking lawmakers' approval for Syria strike

WASHINGTON (AP) — Delaying what had loomed as an imminent strike, President Barack Obama abruptly announced Saturday he will seek ...

Garrett to Obama: get authorization from Congress first - Observer

Rep. Scott Garrett (R-5) today said President Barack Obama needs to go through Congress if he wants to intervene militarily in Syria.

Understanding Authorizations for the Use of Military Force

This issue brief outlines potential sources of authority for lawful military actions and recommendations for a new congressional authorization.

Obama to seek congressional approval on Syria - USA Today

President Barack Obama says he will seek congressional authorization for the use of force in Syria. He says congressional leadership plans ...

Majority wants Congress to back Obama's authorization against ISIS

U.S. President Barack Obama announces he has sent Congress an authorization for the use of military force against Islamic State in the Roosevelt ...

President Obama seeks congressional approval - KCRA

Granite Bay Representative Tom McClintock talks with Mae about the President's decision to seek congressional approval about taking military ...

Obama's history-defying decision to seek congressional approval on ...

It may be the most important presidential act on the Constitution and war-making powers since Harry Truman decided to sidestep Congress in ...