"While we all condemn the atrocities in Syria, the United States was not attacked," Paul said in a statement shortly after reports that the U.S. had launched more than 50 Tomahawk cruise missiles against an airfield in Syria.
"The President needs congressional authorization for military action as required by the Constitution, and I call on him to come to Congress for a proper debate," Paul said. "Our prior interventions in this region have done nothing to make us safer, and Syria will be no different."
Paul and 'Pocahontas' should look out their window and notice the fact that we have been dragged into an Un-Authorized war by Obama, we have boots on the ground in Syria, and ask themselves where the F* they have been the whole time we have been Fighting Obama's war!

Says President Donald Trump "had a different opinion" in 2013 than he does now about whether (Barack) Obama should have intervened in Syria after Obama's red line was crossed.
"In a tweet, then Mr. Trump said, quote, ‘President Obama, do not attack Syria.’ "
"My attitude on Syria and Assad has changed very much,"
he said, in part because "that attack on children yesterday had a big impact on me."
So in other words reality set in. Last year was just him playing politics. Will you ever stop playing your games?
Obama made the "red line" comment in
August 2012, when he said he would change his calculus on armed intervention in Syria if Assad used or moved chemical weapons.
Almost a year later, Assad’s regime killed
more than 1,400 people in a chemical weapons attack on the city of Damascus. Even though Assad crossed the "red line," Obama chose not to strike Syria and instead looked to Congress to authorize force. Eventually, through a deal with Russia,
Syria handed over its chemical weapons, and
no strikes were fired in direct retaliation for the chemical attacks.
Throughout August and September 2013, as policymakers and pundits debated how to respond to the Syrian chemical attack, Trump lambasted the Obama administration, while simultaneously saying the United States should not intervene. We found more than 20
Trump tweets making that point. Here’s a sample:
"What I am saying is stay out of Syria," he wrote Sept. 3, 2013.
Trump's changing position on Syria and the 'red line'