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Topic History of: Skepticism Runs High On Capitol Hill
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White Badger The US Congress should not be the issue here.

The world should speak and/or act through the United Nations.
hedda Skepticism Runs High On Capitol Hill After Classified Syria Briefing

WASHINGTON — Members of Congress who attended a classified briefing Sunday remained highly skeptical of voting to approve a military strike on Syria, and said the administration would need to be more specific about the exact scope of the attacks in the coming days.

Congress is not set to reconvene in Washington until Sept. 9th, but roughly 60-70 representatives and several senators came to D.C on Labor Day weekend to attend the briefing. The meeting came a day after President Barack Obama announced he would seek congressional authorization for the attacks.

www.buzzfeed.com/katenocera/skepticism-r...ter-classified-syria

ITK to brief Congress?
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