I think this resolution, while of course well intended and I certainly recognize that, makes about as much sense as in 1942 demanding that we have to have a resolution condemning Joe Stalin and the Communist Party in Russia.
Rohrabacher compares the current resolution on Syria to historical condemnations of Stalin, questioning its effectiveness.
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