Bipartisan push for new war powers after Paris attacks
Lawmakers debate broad AUMF to authorize U.S. action against Islamic State. Senator Lindsey Graham plans a wide lasting authorization without geographic or time limits to empower ground troops and disrupt IS recruitment and propaganda. House Speaker Ryan says existing authority suffices.
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Clinton and Sanders Outline ISIS Strategies After Paris Attacks
Hillary Clinton proposes homeland security focused plans and a no fly zone over northern Syria to defeat the Islamic State, while Bernie Sanders emphasizes democratic socialist principles and opposes a no fly zone. Both advocate international coalition efforts and potential partnerships with Iran and Russia. Obama has deployed over 3,000 U.S. troops to Iraq and is dispatching 50 special operations forces to Syria.
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