moderate forces we help to unite and build up today. To that end, my strategy

would be to draw the moderates together and back them up as one force. And we

First, a coordinated international effort is essential to give serious moderate

to be trained from the moderate forces in Syria here are we really at the stage where were beginning to assess and

we forcefully engaged in empowering right moderate rebels earlier in this conflict today we would have more and better options before us but

president Obama's and there is a red line and that he threatened forced against Syria for what was going on in Syria few

why I articulated early on conflict that the U. S. needed to identify moderates and Syria we can with

declare a no-fly zone in Syria and then work to expand that zone to prevent more

if we are serious about defeating then we must strike them both in Syria and Iraq but through it moderate equipping the moderate rebel do

have to support local forces and we must stay true to our word. Second, we have to

to Syria the civil war that has been raging there are there any circumstances in which you could see deploying significant numbers of ground forces in Syria not

the enemy, but in helping them form a stable moderate government once ISIS is

done. We saw, in the Iraq surge, how Islamic moderates can be pulled away

we should create a transition fund that will assist a transition to a moderate transitional government in Syria in the aftermath of

the hopes of helping the Syrian people replace Assad with a stable secular and moderate government however while I have long argued forcefully for engagement and empowering the Syrian people I

the administration wants us to approve still don't I remain unconvinced that the use of force proposed here will work the