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Besides cleaning up the economic mess Obama and his predecessors made, he\u2019s also been cleaning up the foreign affairs mess Obama left behind. One of the biggest was the Iranian cave in that Obama and Kaptain Ketchup Kerry did. Then we have ISIS and a whole host of fiascoes left behind by the previous administration. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n While Democrats in Washington and much of the news media spend their time obsessing over the 2020 campaign and telling the world that our president is everything from being mentally unfit to a criminal, Trump <\/a>has been dealing with a host of major foreign policy challenges either created or ignored by the Obama administration. <\/b><\/p>\n The ISIS <\/a>takeover of Iraq and its infiltration across more than a dozen countries was the first. Handling China\u2019s unchecked economic and military advances in the Pacific, Africa and even cyber espionage here in the U.S. is another. <\/b>Chaos in Libya<\/a> is still unabated. <\/b><\/p>\n I\u2019m not sure what we can do in Libya other then contain the mess and wait until they kill each other off.<\/p>\n But Obama\u2019s sweetheart deal with Iran is perhaps the thorniest of them all. Critics would rather bash Trump than acknowledge Obama\u2019s na\u00efve strategy of Iranian appeasement was a failure. <\/b><\/p>\n Trump made clear this week that he\u2019s willing to play hardball with Iran if they continue on their current trajectory. Calling off the strike just minutes before execution wasn\u2019t indecision. It was a calculated move meant to send a message that the U.S. will not be intimidated back into negotiations by a radical Islamist government with a history of aggression.<\/b><\/p>\n A history of aggression? Why not call a spade a shovel and call it what it is. A state of war, one we have been in since 1979.<\/p>\n Obama wanted his Iran deal at all costs, and those costs were steep. It amounted to access to more than $100 billion, ending most sanctions, opening the country to foreign investment, among other benefits for the regime. <\/b><\/p>\n And what did we get in return? Does the word \u201cBupkis\u201d mean anything?<\/p>\n Of course, a key component of the deal meant that fifteen years from signing, the whole thing went out the window anyway and Iran could proceed with their nuclear program.<\/b><\/p>\n Which they never actually stopped.<\/p>\n This was in exchange for Tehran\u2019s thin assurances that they would limit uranium enrichment to 3 percent and reduce the number of centrifuges needed to advance their nuclear program from 19,000 to 6,000. <\/b><\/p>\n This week it was confirmed that Iran will exceed the uranium stockpile limit codified in the agreement.<\/b><\/p>\n The whole thing was nothing more then John \u201cJust a Gigolo\u201d Kerry and that SCoaMF, Barack Obama trying to generate their own Munich Moment and look good for the history books.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n