That was his second take or thereabouts. He seemed to try and want to say it wasn’t something he could talk about until he was president. Something about hypotheticals. There are hypotheticals and there are hypotheticals. This one, as he has found, he needs to answer. I don’t like his latest answer by the way. Unfortunately Bush II and Obama created this mess and as we don’t seem to be able to fix it, we need to help with the results. Instead of here, why not resettle in the region? Maybe train and arm them to return and kill every member and supporter of Islam (oops, Islamic terrorism, kind of same thing)
Your candidate has offered what?
May 2015:
WALKER: “I get awfully frustrated when I hear the president draws a line in the sand and allows people to cross it,” Walker said. “A president who called, just last year, [Islamic State] the JV squad, who called Yemen a success story, who still calls today Iran a place we can do business with. Well, I’ve got news for you, Mr. President. Once and for all, we need a commander in chief that calls it what it is — and that is, radical Islamic terrorism is a threat to us all, and we need to act on it.”
July 2015:
WALKER: “The greatest threat to future generations is radical Islamic terrorism,” Walker said. “And we need to do something about that.”
“Today we can start by lifting the political restrictions we put on the military personnel we already have in Iraq today, so they can actually start helping our Kurd and Sunni allies reclaim the territory taken by ISIS.”
“We need to make sure that we acknowledge that Israel is an ally, and start treating Israel like an ally in the United States,” he said.