Obama admits his Syria strategy was no good

Obama admits his Syria strategy was no good. Whether or not the president understood that he was making such an admission is debatable, but there’s no other way to interpret what he said. Good thing Congress stopped him from making another blunder.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • NO SHIT. qaugmire, hildabeast and heinz-kerry all three set up al-qadea with modern equipment to only have it come back an bite them right in the ass.

  • Turdburglar alert..seems there is a troll upset with the whole thread...poor little turdburglar is probably a Demotard troll who just wondered upon this wonderful website and is now having chest pains because he/she lacks the ability to form an opinion or a sentence...

  • Oh OK. I wasn't understanding the whole picture here. What he says in the linky sounds pretty reasonable & realistic, I thought. But yes, it's pretty much contrary to his earlier posturing and redlining.

  • Nothing Obama has done is any good, but it took 6 years for people to figure out he is just a tool and has no leadership skills and the temperament of a five year old who ate a bag of milky way bars...Syria, Iran, North Korea, Russia, pick a country and Obama has either pissed them off or shown severe weakness.

  • So he now says there was nothing the United States(not me or I)could do to prevent the carnage in Syria. What, then, was he thinking when he was shooting his mouth off last summer?

      • Speaking of McCain, I just spent a week in Arizona and drank tap water so it must be the Potomac River water that triggers the RINO gene.

    • Like I said, I don't think he understands what he just admitted. The President of the United States just admitted that he wanted to get us involved in a futile military intervention. Does he expect anyone will trust him with the military in the future?

  • He has a lot to admit to.
    If he started admitting now and lived to be 100 I don't think he would have enough time.