Tom Delay: Obama is a Coward Who Has ‘Surrendered To ISIS’

Tom Delay, former GOP House Majority Leader, suggests that Obama does not have the right worldview for a wartime president and suggests that he has essentially surrendered to ISIS.

“The president in his press conference, what I saw was he all but surrenderred. He has surrendered to ISIS,” DeLay said Monday on “Newsmax Prime.”

Obama held a press conference Monday in Turkey during the G20 Conference in which he said the terror attacks in Paris on Friday that left 129, including one American dead, will not change his policy in regard to ISIS, and that he still will not consider American boots on the ground in Syria or Iraq.

“We have a president that’s feckless, that’s incompetent, that has no idea what he’s doing,” DeLay said. “His worldview is the wrong worldview for a war president and Congress has to say it. Congress has to stand up.”

Members of Congress should go out to the American people in their districts and states and “explain what’s going on here, explain what has to happen, show them a president that is a coward and stand up for the people when they rise up,” DeLay said.

DeLay also agreed with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who said if Syrian refugees are going to be allowed into the United States, Christians should be given priority.

“The Christians are being completely wiped out in the Middle East right now,” DeLay said on Newsmax’s “Steve Malzberg Show.” Obama “doesn’t know the definition of what is American. We’ve got to be very careful who we let into this country.”

When there is another attack on the United States, “that blood is going to be on his hands,” DeLay said.

The safety and security of the American people “is being threatened by the president of the United States, and we’ve got to wake up to that and we’ve got to do something about it,” DeLay told Malzberg. “We’ve got to do something about the president.”

The big question is if Obama’s unwillingness to engage the enemy is due to cowardice, or a lingering commitment to Islam and its practitioners, even when that commitment may threaten the lives of U.S. citizens. The actions of this president certainly suggest the need for a better vetting process for candidates seeking to become the leader of the free world.

Source: www.newsmax.com