The senior Republican acknowledged the decision would be a difficult one, but he said he did not think members of his own party would try to remove President Obama from office if he acted in the vital national interest. “They’re not going to impeach the president. They’re not that crazy,” he told reporters after the event… “I think that, one, that the president of the United States should go back, if this fails, this Russian initiative, and convince the American people again,” McCain said. “Then I think the president has to decide what’s in our vital national interest.” “If he launched an attack on Syria without the endorsement of Congress, it would be vastly more complicated if Congress had already acted. If he acted without the agreement of Congress, you could make the argument before the resolution was passed … that he is acting as other president have.” hotair/archives/2013/09/11/mccain-maybe-obama-should-go-ahead-and-bomb-assad-without-congresss-approval/
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