As the president prepared to address the nation, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid urged colleagues not to prejudge Mr. Obama's message. "Would it not be a good idea for us just to stand back a little bit and see what the president of the United States has to say tonight? Let us allow him to speak to our country, to our fellow citizens, and lay out his plan." Lawmakers are keenly aware that many U.S. voters are war-weary, yet alarmed by Islamic State radicals. Republican Senator Ted Cruz: ____________________ This is VOA News. 在奥巴马总统准备进行全国讲话时,参议院多数派领导人瑞德劝说同僚们对总统所要传达的信息不要先入为主. "也许我们应该稍安勿躁,看看总统今晚到底会说什么,让总统向全国人民发表演讲,说出他的计划." 国会议员们敏锐地感觉到许多美国选民厌恶战争,不过十分警惕伊斯兰国的激进分子.众议院议员泰德`科鲁兹表示: _____________________. 这里是美国之音新闻.
