Tal Kopan
Politico
September 4, 2013
Sen. Ted Cruz called President Barack Obama’s efforts to authorize military
intervention in Syria a public relations move, saying the U.S. military
shouldn’t be “Al Qaeda’s air force.”
The Texas Republican said Tuesday on TheBlaze that while he’s glad the
president listened to calls from him and others to bring the issue to Congress,
America shouldn’t get involved and risk helping terrorists in the rebel
forces.
“We certainly don’t have a dog in the fight,” Cruz said, calling it a civil
war in Syria. “We should be focused on defending the United States of America.
That’s why young men and women sign up to join the military, not to, as you
know, serve as Al Qaeda’s air force.”
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