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Originally posted by violet
He will probably run a slideshow on the dead and injured children.
Obama says he’s confident Americans will want military strike in Syria
Originally posted by khimbar
Originally posted by beezzer
It'll be good theatre, short on substance, full of emotional rhetoric, and blame.
(5 internetz bet says he'll mention Bush)
I'll see your 5 internetz and raise you 10 that amongst the biggest in the word cloud will be 'children', 'responsibility' and 'future'.
Originally posted by violet
He will probably run a slideshow on the dead and injured children.
Originally posted by Liquesence
Obama says he’s confident Americans will want military strike in Syria
Translation:
I'm confident that, once I show you—and bombard you with— a bunch of pictures and video of dead and dying children, even though that's all I have, you'll want to bomb Syria too.
President Obama is sitting down with anchors from six networks Monday as he pushes his case for strikes on Syria. ABC’s Diane Sawyer, CBS’s Scott Pelley, NBC’s Brian Williams, PBS’s Gwen Ifill, Fox News Channel’s Chris Wallace, and CNN’s Wolf Blitzer will interview the president Monday afternoon. The Fox and CNN interviews are set to air in the 6pmET hour of “Special Report” and “The Situation Room,” respectively. President Obama is also planning to address the urgency of targeted strikes in a televised speech Tuesday.
Also today, CNN’s Jake Tapper got a hold of the videos that the Obama administration is showing lawmakers to prove their case for striking Syrian weapons sites. The videos, very graphic in nature, show the aftermath of a chemical attack, but still do not prove who was behind the Aug. 21 attack.
Originally posted by beezzer
It'll be good theatre, short on substance, full of emotional rhetoric, and blame.
(5 internetz bet says he'll mention Bush)