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Team Obama blaming Hillary for failure in Syria; ‘He never wanted to do it’

September 20, 2015 | Tom Tillison
With yet another humanitarian crisis unfolding in the Middle East under his tutelage, President Barack Obama wants the American people to know he’s not to blame for his administration’s “abysmal failure” in Syria.

After nearly seven years in office, it’s not all that remarkable that Obama is trying to dodge responsibility for his boneheaded actions — what is remarkable is who he’s throwing under the bus.

Hillary Clinton.

With the U.S. military’s acknowledgement last week that after spending millions of dollars, only four or five American-trained fighters are currently engaged in fighting the Islamic State in Syria, the New York Times reported the White House is making it clear it is not to blame.

According to The Times:

The finger, it says, should be pointed not at Mr. Obama but at those who pressed him to attempt training Syrian rebels in the first place — a group that, in addition to congressional Republicans, happened to include former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.



Read more: http://www.bizpacreview.com/2015/09/20/team-obama-blaming-hillary-for-failure-in-syria-he-never-wanted-to-do-it-254176#ixzz3mKTNJAw0
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