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The Problem with Obama’s Foreign Policy is Becoming Clear
By Elena Holodny (original source Business Insider)
President Barack Obama’s biggest foreign-policy failure wasn’t any one particular episode.
Rather, it was the fact that he “refused to choose a clear path forward,” argues Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia Group.
“President Obama refused to commit to any foreign-policy framework to help him make difficult decisions,” Bremmer writes in his new book, “Superpower.” “His priorities have shifted with changing headlines, he has redrawn red lines to no effect, and the few commitments he has made have encouraged others to set tests of American will that the White House had no intention of passing.”
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