(11-18-2015 01:02 AM)usmbacker Wrote: ![[Image: Yes_No.png]](http://s1.postimg.org/dsccbr0lb/Yes_No.png)
Check yes and move ahead.
Even the far left is wondering,
The verdict of the entire “Morning Joe” panel on Tuesday morning was unanimous: President Obama’s performance during his G-20 press conference was “baffling” and “disconnected from reality.”
Host Joe Scarborough kicked off the round of criticism:
“It was shocking. … He was clearly irritated through the entire press conference, and I think most frightening is the fact that he seems disconnected from reality. The reality on the ground in Paris. The reality on the ground in Syria.”
“Today Show” co-host Willie Geist called Obama “emotional and annoyed”:
“There are moments where people want to hear him say I recognize this is a problem, here’s what I’m going to do, and not to get mired in political fights … He seemed more emotional and annoyed and aggressive about that than he did about the problem in front of him.”
Liberal commentator Mike Barnacle said Obama has been told repeatedly that his strategy isn’t working:
“I’ve been told by several people that the President of the United States has been told repeatedly over the past couple of months that the strategy that’s being employed right now is not nearly as effective as he, the president, wants it to be or thinks it is.”
Saying “the world needs American leadership,” author Mark Halperin summed it up:
“There comes a time when the intellect and the gray as opposed to the black-and-white has to be put aside to say the world needs American leadership. The performance yesterday … baffling, I think, is about the nicest thing you could say about it from the point of view of a lot of people who expected a much different approach.”
“Baffling. “Disconnected from reality.” “Emotional and annoyed.” On Monday, Bill O’Reilly asked: “Is President Obama delusional“?
Regardless of whether President Obama is afflicted with any of the above, he will continue to face wide criticism over his ISIS “strategy” as long as it continues to prove ineffective.
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