Despite assurances from top party leaders that it wouldn’t, President Obama’s decision to seek congressional approval for bombing Syria is causing headaches for Democratic House candidates.
Rep. Steve Israel, D-N.Y., Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, insisted to reporters Tuesday that, despite its unpopularity, Obama’s push for military strikes on Syria isn’t likely to hurt Democrats at the ballot box next November.
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