One of President Obama's aides once described his foreign policy as "leading from behind," and his critics (such as myself) have derided this instead as "following from in front." But a recent round of congressional testimony by the president's cabinet officers reveals that the truth is even worse. Under Obama, the Leader of the Free World is neither in front nor behind. He is vanishing from the scene altogether.
The Man Who Isn't There
The Man Who Isn't There
The Man Who Isn't There
One of President Obama's aides once described his foreign policy as "leading from behind," and his critics (such as myself) have derided this instead as "following from in front." But a recent round of congressional testimony by the president's cabinet officers reveals that the truth is even worse. Under Obama, the Leader of the Free World is neither in front nor behind. He is vanishing from the scene altogether.