I believe the President was right to seek an approval. And while I am disappointed that our body as a whole did not ultimately act, that authorization, which the President took to the G20 summit at that time in Russia, gave him a credible threat of the potential use of force to convince Putin that he needed to have Assad give up his chemical weapons.
Tim Kaine: “I believe the President was right to seek an approval. And while I am disappointed that our body as a whole did not…”
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Kaine supports Obama's request for congressional approval regarding military action in Syria.
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