cubansammich
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Everybody was wondering what his plan was, well wonder no more. This is a well played chess game with him sitting back with a plan to react to the outcome. We have not seen such a masterful game of diplomacy since JFK and the Cuban missile crisis.
What did he do? Well lets start with the American people, he has explained that he does not want to strike but will and why. Chemical weapons use must not be accepted, condoned or allowed. The deferment of the congressional vote is key to keeping America's full force available. The fact that he has stated that he wants to act only with Congressional approval also shows his respect for the American separation of power.
To the world he has shown to be a strong leader but not an over bearing war monger. He is leading the free world without being a bully. That is a tough line to walk.
He has left all options available, and threw the ball to Syria. Look at the offer before strike to eliminate the chemical weapons without one shot being fired. He has also laid out that he has no intentions of putting boots on the ground in Syria. He also does not want to play parent to them and their government by ridding one extremist for another extremist. This guy may be better than a new one.
We still have to see how it plays out but early on he is looking firm and unyielding in his stance. Given the options at hand he has played this brilliantly to this point in time. Bravo Mr. President!
I see a lot of complaining about his handling of this without any real suggestions of what should have been done and why. If you are one to jump in and say what he has done wrong please tell us what he should have done. Keep in mind our relations with Russia are on the line here and this is the best play, sane and sensible with a firm resolve.
What did he do? Well lets start with the American people, he has explained that he does not want to strike but will and why. Chemical weapons use must not be accepted, condoned or allowed. The deferment of the congressional vote is key to keeping America's full force available. The fact that he has stated that he wants to act only with Congressional approval also shows his respect for the American separation of power.
To the world he has shown to be a strong leader but not an over bearing war monger. He is leading the free world without being a bully. That is a tough line to walk.
He has left all options available, and threw the ball to Syria. Look at the offer before strike to eliminate the chemical weapons without one shot being fired. He has also laid out that he has no intentions of putting boots on the ground in Syria. He also does not want to play parent to them and their government by ridding one extremist for another extremist. This guy may be better than a new one.
We still have to see how it plays out but early on he is looking firm and unyielding in his stance. Given the options at hand he has played this brilliantly to this point in time. Bravo Mr. President!
I see a lot of complaining about his handling of this without any real suggestions of what should have been done and why. If you are one to jump in and say what he has done wrong please tell us what he should have done. Keep in mind our relations with Russia are on the line here and this is the best play, sane and sensible with a firm resolve.