Senate turns up the heat on Obama's ISIS policy

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Washington Examiner:

Two Senate committees have called snap hearings for Wednesday to put President Obama's Islamic State policy under the microscope as Russia entrenches itself in Syria and hundreds of thousands of refugees flee that country's four-year old civil war.

 

The president has avoided taking an active approach in Syria, where critics and even some of his former advisers say his policies are ineffective. This has infuriated Republicans, who have been complaining for months that the extremist group has gained ground due to the administration's low-key stance.

 

Their concerns have been bolstered by a Pentagon inspector general's probe into allegations that the administration pressured intelligence analysts to skew data to make the Islamic State and its allies seem weaker in their reports.

 

The probe is expected to be a highlight of Wednesday morning's hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee, which has summoned Army Gen. Lloyd Austin, commander of U.S. forces in the Middle East and South Asia, to appear. It's focused on the intelligence operation at Central Command, which Austin leads.

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He Has A Policy?

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He Has A Policy?

Yep. He leads from behind whenever possible. When he has to get in front of another leader, he bows or waves a white flag. He has a drawing pad and crayons - he like to draw red lines. When he gets bored with red lines he draws rainbows

[Valin]

 

@Geee

 

He Has A Policy?

Yep. He leads from behind whenever possible. When he has to get in front of another leader, he bows or waves a white flag. He has a drawing pad and crayons - he like to draw red lines. When he gets bored with red lines he draws rainbows

 

 

 

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