Clocker
01-16-2015, 07:17 PM
Unable to get any respect from the US Senate regarding his refusal to impose more sanctions on Iran, Obama has turned to British PM David Cameron to help the former colonists do the right thing.
British Prime Minister David Cameron is appealing directly to some senators in the U.S. Congress to reconsider a bill that would open up the possibility of new sanctions against Iran.
"I have contacted a couple of senators this morning, and I may speak to one or two more this afternoon," Cameron said during a joint press conference with President Obama at the White House Friday. The prime minister arrived in Washington Thursday to meet with the president and his administration to discuss a range of issues.
If we just put the old British Empire back together, Obama would have a lot less stress and more time for golf.
British Prime Minister David Cameron is appealing directly to some senators in the U.S. Congress to reconsider a bill that would open up the possibility of new sanctions against Iran.
"I have contacted a couple of senators this morning, and I may speak to one or two more this afternoon," Cameron said during a joint press conference with President Obama at the White House Friday. The prime minister arrived in Washington Thursday to meet with the president and his administration to discuss a range of issues.
If we just put the old British Empire back together, Obama would have a lot less stress and more time for golf.