"This may be the most surprising of President Obama's foreign-policy legacies: not just that he presided over a humanitarian and cultural disaster of epochal proportions, but that he soothed the American people into feeling no responsibility for the tragedy"

"...the strategic results of Obama’s disengagement have been nearly as disastrous as the human consequences." https://t.co/8hpHUbAIMQ

— Mark Jacobs (@mr_markjacobs) September 7, 2015

Harshest criticism yet for Obama comes from – the Washington Post? http://t.co/Qv5AXp9CL3 pic.twitter.com/Z93n5DkXEm

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) September 9, 2015

...Hiatt's chief claim is this: that the Obama administration has dealt so fecklessly with world crises, passing off its incompetence as some sort of mature "realist" worldview, that the average American has become infected with the idea that things like genocide and famine are not issue that should concern the United States....

This blistering editorial at the Washington Post carries the headline, "Obama's Syria Achievement," which is not... http://t.co/NeT1no9hTd

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) September 8, 2015

When doing nothing to confront evil is presented as an achievement.@hiattf’s indictment of Obama’s Syria achievement http://t.co/ERwDN4bPAL

— Hisham Melhem (@hisham_melhem) September 7, 2015

WaPo editor: Obama owns the Syrian disaster http://t.co/h2kd8C3WZK

— HotAir.com (@hotairblog) September 8, 2015

This blistering editorial at the Washington Post carries the headline, "Obama's Syria Achievement," which is not... http://t.co/NeT1no9hTd

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) September 8, 2015

The Culmination of Obama’s Indulgent Foreign Policy - by @noahcrothman - http://t.co/a9h4LyZuZS pic.twitter.com/w1dup16h3u

— Commentary Magazine (@Commentary) September 9, 2015