Most say Obama lacks ISIS strategy

More than 6 in 10 Americans believe President Obama lacks a coherent strategy for combating the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), according to a new poll. Approximately 66 percent think Obama has no clear plan for defeating the terrorist organization, according to the CBS News poll . Only 23 percent, meanwhile, say the president has articulated a definitive blueprint for fighting the extremist group. Support for sending U.S. ground troops overseas to combat ISIS is also growing, pollsters found. Half of Americans now favor that outcome, a rise of 4 points since August. Most Americans — 63 percent — are convinced U.S. boots on the ground are unavoidable for ultimately defeating ISIS/ The Hill . More here .

Question: Do you think the president has a coherent strategy for combating Islamic State in Iraq and Syria?