Military Strikes: Barack Obama

Barack Obama: WASHINGTON The Obama administration faced a tough examination of its plans for military strikes in Syria on Wednesday as the debate moved into the opposition-controlled House of Representatives, where the significant support the proposal has received in the Senate will be harder to find, according to The Chronicle Herald. Asked about his past comments drawing a red line against the use of chemical weapons, Obama said the line had first been clearly drawn by a chemical weapons treaty ratified by countries around the world and President Barack Obama, speaking from Sweden at the beginning of a European visit, said the credibility of the international community is on the line in the debate over to a response to the alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.