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History will not be kind to Obama and his MSM minions. Our dithering president, while looking to strike Syria just enough to "not be mocked" has made a mockery of American exceptionalism. That "journalists" such as Andrea Mitchell attempt to give him cover by vainly trying to create the lamest of narratives is sickenly hypocritical when compared to how they roasted George Bush. Don't think our enemies aren't aware of exactly how weak and impotent Obama's words are. Now Obama decides that "oh yeah, I better send this Syria thing to Congress". This is nothing more than him finding that his "red line" comment has placed him in a box and his next move will be to blame whatever happens on Congress. His M.O. is then once again fulfilled..."I didn't have anything to do with this".
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