Christopher Shays: “I would be happy to explain to my colleague, but we are going to have a disagreement because we think we have provided…”

Twenty thousand shells in Russia, chemical weapons, no bigger than this, they were put in, they almost looked like wine bottles stacked up, building after building.

And the exciting part, I think, or the very sensible part of what we have as Federal employees, because as Congressmen, we have that same plan that all Federal employees have, is that we can choose to upgrade our plan and spend 28 percent…

A military strike will do nothing to address that issue, and would exacerbate it by accelerating the transfer of chemical weapons to people who would do us harm.

What are we hoping to achieve in Syria, and why do we think doing what we are planning on doing will give us the results we want?