Heya Crue. :2wave: Well that's cuz the left was trying to ignore those Dems in the House that were against it. Plus like always they tend to forget those important things like facts.
Look at the USA Front Page NEWS HEADLINE......check some of the others. Obama backs off. Obama backtracks. Strike delayed Obama backs down.
So no matter how much the left wants to spin it.....their pals in the MS Media have given credit to where credit is due.
Btw here is some on that which the medicated cannot fathom. Uh Oh its Reuters. Guess they wont be able to complain about new sources. :roll:
U.S. Senate may not vote on Syria this week.....
The U.S. Senate may not vote this week on the authorization for the use of military force in Syria, congressional aides said on Tuesday after Syria's recent acceptance of a Russian proposal to give up its chemical weapons
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid on Monday
abruptly backed off plans to schedule a test vote on Wednesday on a White House-backed resolution to authorize military strikes on Syria, but aides said then a vote was still likely later in the week.
But both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have expressed doubts and enthusiastically backed the idea of allowing at least a short window of time for the world to react to Russia's plan to put Syria's chemical weapons under international control.
Mitch McConnell, the top Republican in the Senate, said on Tuesday he would vote against the current resolution authorizing U.S. military force in Syria, a blow to chances of passing the measure.
The three other top congressional leaders - Reid, House Speaker John Boehner, and House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi -
declared their support for military action last week.
We are all working on the assumption that there will be no vote in either chamber in the near future, if at all,"
one senior Democratic House of Representatives aide said.
White House chief of staff Denis McDonough told Democratic members of the House on Tuesday that diplomacy, rather than military action, is the priority on Syria, U.S. Representative Gene Green told Reuters as he left the briefing.
Green, like many lawmakers, said he had been getting emails from constituents
saying they wanted a diplomatic solution, and added, "That's what happening now."
Another Democratic lawmaker, Representative James Moran, noted the deep opposition among both Democrats and Republicans in the House to the resolution.
"I can't imagine we will have a House vote on this issue," Moran told reporters.....snip~
U.S. Senate may not vote on Syria this week | Reuters
Course one does have to take in account from where they hear what. Do you think the medicated needs more medication :lol: