I think leading meetings isn't necessarily going to solve a situation, we have 90,000 people, vast majority of them innocent, that have lost their lives.
Adam Kinzinger: “I think leading meetings isn't necessarily going to solve a situation, we have 90,000 people, vast majority of them…”
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Kinzinger criticizes the administration's focus on meetings over effective action in Syria.
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