From Roll Call: President
Barack Obama’s Syria strategy may not have been particularly decisive, but
that’s not a bad thing, according to the White House.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney defended his boss
Thursday after a blistering few weeks of criticism in Congress and elsewhere
over his handling of the Syria crisis.
Carney said the American people “appreciate a president who
doesn’t celebrate decisiveness for decisiveness’ sake.” He also said Americans
like that Obama is open to “new information” and adjusts his course
accordingly.
Carney said that in the end, the president will deserve
credit if the diplomatic initiative with Russia to get Syria to give up its
chemical weapons arsenal succeeds.
Question: Will
Obama, then, accept blame when it becomes obvious that he
has been played, that there will be no
chemical deal, that hundreds of
thousands more Syrians will die, that
Islam will continue to target Christianity and work to annihilate Israel?
Finally, I have to make this very obvious point: To admit "indecision" is to admit that the man has no plan . . . . . . surely there are Democrats, out there, who are not this ridiculous.
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