To defeat ISIS we need grownups

No consensus alternative to the outsiders has emerged from the pack of governors and senators running, and there is disagreement about how to prosecute the case against them. As often happens in these uncertain times, people grope about for a savior to deliver them from ruin.

Ann Romney appeared on Good Morning San Diego last month.

“It’s because of the president of the United States” failed policies, “leading from behind”, which has led to this chaos and renewed influence and growth of ISIS, ‘ McCain said yesterday, according to the Hill newspaper.

On one hand, he’s not especially busy.

“The words do matter because this is not just a military conflict – it’s also an ideological conflict”, Mr. Romney said on NBC’s “Today” program.

Romney, who penned an op-ed Sunday saying the US must wage “war” to defeat ISIS, “not merely to harass it”, has called on the Obama administration to meet with members of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and USA allies in the Middle East to take out ISIS. I’ll say, ‘The guy in the grocery store likes Trump. The Republican establishment has no candidate.

Likewise, there are two statistical measurements that, more than anything else, will determine whether the White House changes parties in 2016: Obama’s job approval and the direction of the country, measured by whether voters think we’re on the right track or the wrong track. And this means we’re going to have to rely on the world of Islam, the major Islamic nations, to take a lead in helping promote a very different view of Islam: peace and understanding, as opposed to the radicalization that’s going on. I care very deeply. “I love the “They’re not real Muslims” tweets”, Erickson later wrote. “I cannot abandon them”.

Before Tuesday’s debate in Milwaukee, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker had a private reception at the Pfister Hotel with party leaders, donors and operatives. “The question becomes, are voters ready for thoughtful … or do they just want to break furniture?”

Both President Obama’s former political rivals say they would have dealt with ISIS better.

“I think a lot of people look at Mitt Romney and said we made a awful mistake with the president we chose, and so there’s a bit of nostalgia”, Griffin said.

Political observers in Iowa and New Hampshire, the states where the first votes will be cast in the presidential race, said it’s too soon for so much anxiety over the GOP field. Jeb Bush is going nowhere fast. “If we’re not careful and we nominate Trump, we’re looking at a race like Barry Goldwater in 1964 or George McGovern in 1972, getting beat up across the board because of our nominee”.