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Because if you just think about it in terms of domestic politics, his own party is very angry with him right now. i don't know if you saw in foreign policy.com carl levin came out and expressed extreme frustration. he asked his party -- he put them on the spot asking them to either vote for him and against their own constituents or to take the side of constituents against the president. they felt in a horrible position. they don't want to be put in that position again. and he's zigged and zagged so much here that we've lott allies. nobody wants to hold the line with him anymore. everybody's ki...

The world lead. north korea could have a missile in the sky at any moment without warning. that from cnn's barbara starr who reports that the obama administration believes the north korean government has completed to launch to test missiles. the country is urging foreign workers and tourists in south korea to evacuate for find shelter because the situation is, quote, inching close to a thermal nuclear war. it is? north korea is still years from having a nuclear warhead according to most analysts and if a launch happens it will probably be a test, a show of force. just in case officials in the ...

Stockpiles but mounting a chemical attack likely exceeded the known military capabilities of the rebel forces. we have no reason to believe these allegations represent anything more than the regime's discredit opposition and distract from own atrocities committed against the syrian people. >> speaking of the state department, it did not bode well for u.s. diplomacy that russia was so quick to blame the rebels. shep? >> shepard: influential lawmakers with calling for more involvement at least or at least stronger actions against syria. >> right. from the united states. these calls come from two...

Record according to this national journal survey. another conservative senator orrin hatch, though, a new poll in utah shows he could have trouble getting himself re-elected. right now, this is new survey is, utah policy.com indicates that only 31% of likely voters say they want the senior senator from utah to win re-election next year. 54% say they would like somebody else, ready for a new face. 15% unsure, not necessarily good news for orrin hatch. he's really working hard right now to re-establish his conservative credentials. he doesn't necessarily want to see a tea party candidate emerge ...