Poll Finds Overwhelming Majority Want Obama to Seek Congressional Approval for Syria Intervention
Not likely
No plan to bring Congress back to debate the issue
There truly aren't enough "LOL"s for that one
Booted out of planning meetings
Not happy about lack of accountability
First reunions took place in 1985
The Democratic nominee, who says the is straight, is trying to keep his personal life private
Will probably not retaliate if the strikes are limited
Military has made plans for intervention
Points out that Congress, not the president, is supposed to declare war
Non-Israelis are not eligible for free gas masks from the government
Greenleaf Compassionate Care Center of Portsmouth became the state's second medical marijuana dispensary in June
President Hollande does not need parliamentary approval for military action that lasts less than four months
One of the Assad regime's closest allies has been arguing against Western intervention in Syria
Some lawmakers on Capitol Hill not pleased Obama has not consulted them about possible responses to suspected chemical attack last week
Perhaps not the best person to be telling anyone about unjustified interventions
Said the results of their investigation will be shared with U.N. member states
Military prepared for intervention
"No" vote not a good career move in some parts of the state
MIlitary has already made plans for intervention
Compared same-sex couples to children, who also can't get married thanks to a 1996 law
If Assad does not respond as hoped, Obama will face unhappy choices about his credibility and much more.
Obama seems to think otherwise
181 applicants for 35 dispensary licenses
Big changes in just a few years
Prohibitionists target a safe alternative because...it looks like smoking?
The second Hollywood-focused event for the Senate candidate from New Jersey
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