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Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., wanted to discuss the size of America's military.
The irony of President Barack Obama, Nobel Prize winner and putative anti-war candidate, launching extensive airstrikes in Syria, has led to comparisons with President George W. Bush.
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The debate about the air strikes in Syria continued as pundits compared President Barack Obama to President George W. Bush and wondered why Congress is currently in recess.
Debate about the air strikes in Syria continued.
The discussion turns to President Barack Obama's plan to combat the Islamic State and Americans' addiction to the NFL.
The pundits had plenty to talk about after U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power stopped by three network shows to talk up international support for President Barack Obama's strategy against the Islamic State.
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