File:Americans Ask Questions About Global Policeman Role.webm

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English: The suspected sarin chemical attack on Syrian civilians and the subsequent missile strike by the U.S. has many asking what's next. Others look back to the Obama administration and wonder whether the situation could have been handled differently. VOA's Carolyn Presutti talks with Americans about what happened and what the future holds.
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Author Carolyn Presutti / VOA News

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