Barack Obama the Isolationist
Obama's foreign policy is interventionist in intent but isolationist in result
Obama's foreign policy is interventionist in intent but isolationist in result
Intervention began earlier this year
Al Shabab continue to wreak havoc despite U.S. policy since 9/11
And who would provide the troops, hmmm?
Military personnel, too, skeptical of war
74 percent of Americans say strikes on Syria would be "unwise" and half of Americans believe the D.C. establishment wants war more than the public
74 percent of Americans say strikes on Syria would be "unwise" and half of Americans believe the D.C. establishment wants war more than the public
Lowering the threshold on chemical weapons use endangers everyone, he argues
Most do believe Assad gassed his own people
Decades of interventionist foreign policy have eroded our freedom without making the world a safer place.
Bomb first, ask questions never
FreedomWorks President Matt Kibbe says, "America's international credit is more important than President Obama's rhetorical credibility."
Had planned to talk about immigration
Black Democrats were some of the most consistent opponents of the war in Iraq
There is bipartisan opposition to strike against the Assad regime
Shooting cruise missiles at Syria not very popular among Americans
Chemical weapons have the public angry, but not enough to commit to military action
Obama hoping Congress will pass authorization for use of military force
Obama trying to get Congress to authorize a military strike
Claim they don't have connections to Al Qaeda
Congress expected to vote on the authorization of military force in Syria next week
Not a fan of the limited response put forward by the Obama administration
U.S. has Navy ships in the region for possible intervention in Syria
Says he would support a U.N. resolution authorizing force if it was proved that the Assad regime had used chemical weapons
Few argued George Bush didn't need it to use military force in Iraq
Has decided to take military action in Syria