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Dianne Feinstein: “I don’t think Obama’s approach is sufficient to do the job”

Monday, November 23, 2015

To: Friends & Supporters

From: Gary L. Bauer

Be Afraid. . . Of Obama

According to a new Fox News poll, 83% of Americans think it is likely that ISIS will attempt to attack America in the near future. President Obama’s refusal to acknowledge and counter the threats facing the United States and Western Civilization is likely contributing to the fear and anxiety that Americans are feeling.

There is less and less trust even in some corners of the left that Obama is capable or willing to steer the ship of state through these storm-filled waters.

The city of Brussels — the capital of Belgium, seat of the European Parliament and NATO headquarters — is on lockdown for the third straight day. And the prime minister just announced that it will stay on lockdown for at least a week. Major U.S. cities, like New York, are doing drills for possible terrorist scenarios. Intelligence reports suggest a chemical or biological attack could be next.

But President Obama continues to downplay the threat from the Islamic State. During a press conference in Malaysia yesterday, Obama said that ISIS was just a “bunch of killers with good social media.”

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough was dumbfounded by the president’s remarks. “It is staggering. I don’t know where to begin,” Scarborough said this morning.

“Democrats don’t know where to begin. Foreign policy experts don’t know where to begin. . . [Obama is] radically out of step with where the American people are, where our allies are, where foreign policy experts are,” he added. Indeed he is. (See next item.)

Senator Dianne Feinstein, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, echoed those concerns. On CBS’s “Face the Nation” yesterday, Feinstein said:

“I don’t think [Obama’s] approach is sufficient to [do] the job. . . I’m concerned that we don’t have the time, and we don’t have years. We need to be aggressive now, because [ISIS] is a quasi-state. [ISIS] has 30,000 fighters. It’s got a civil infrastructure. It’s got funding. It’s spreading in other countries. And it’s a big, big problem.”
In addition to this immediate threat, we are suffering long-term damage due to the administration’s unwillingness to defend the interests of the United States. Russian President Vladimir Putin, in front of our eyes, is wooing our European and Arab allies, and they are listening.

Both Putin and French President Hollande are calling for a Franco-Russian alliance. Saudi diplomats are in Moscow negotiating an arms agreement. Iranian fighter jets escorted Russian bombers to their new bases in Syria.

Meanwhile, the president reserved his outrage for conservatives who want tougher screening of Syrian refugees and for using rhetoric Obama claims will help ISIS recruit more jihadists. But the best recruitment tools for ISIS are Obama’s failed policies. The Middle East requires a strong horse, not a Chicken Little.

Obama Vs. America

Last week, two polls found that overwhelming majorities of Americans oppose the president’s plans to increase the number of Middle East refugees coming to the United States. The latest Fox News poll confirms those results and finds tremendous dissatisfaction with Obama’s handling of ISIS and terrorism generally. Consider these results:

 

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