Open Phones on Intervention in Syria, Part 1
2013-09-03T18:11:58-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/fcb/20130903183024001_hd.jpgTelephone lines were open for viewers to comment on how they wanted their senators and representative to vote on the use of military force against Syria in response to the use of chemical weapons on civilians. Live scenes were shown in the background of Secretary of State John Kerry leaving the hearing room in the Hart Senate Office Building after presenting President Obama’s case for the use of force at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.
Telephone lines were open for viewers to comment on how they wanted their senators and representative to vote on the use of military force… read more
Telephone lines were open for viewers to comment on how they wanted their senators and representative to vote on the use of military force against Syria in response to the use of chemical weapons on civilians. Live scenes were shown in the background of Secretary of State John Kerry leaving the hearing room in the Hart Senate Office Building after presenting President Obama’s case for the use of force at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. close
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