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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Foreign Affairs
Recently, an OP-ED in the DAY by Republican Senator Kain criticized President Obama’s handling of the Syrian conflict. However, I don’t recall any actual votes, led by the Republican majority in Congress, as to how the wars overseas should be handled. Congress instead chose to let … Continue reading
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