As CFL contributor Steven H. Ahle noted earlier today, Barack Obama said we need better “ideas” to defeat ISIS, since his — such as they are — clearly aren’t working.
So Twitter users stepped up to the plate to do the job Obama obviously doesn’t want to do. As Twitchy reported, blogger Caleb Howe provided some ideas:
https://twitter.com/CalebHowe/status/618156278183886849
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https://twitter.com/CalebHowe/status/618157171193217024
https://twitter.com/CalebHowe/status/618157894882627584
https://twitter.com/CalebHowe/status/618160887870820352
Others got into the effort:
https://twitter.com/GlomarResponder/status/618178847176007680
#BetterIdeasForIsis when feeling the urge to behead or rape, book yourself for a Spa Day and pamper yourself. Just ask @POTUS
— Proud Deplorable (@LoriBlaney) July 6, 2015
#BetterIdeasForIsis Learn to Jazzercise, meet new people and feel better about your body. pic.twitter.com/l40TxQLBCg
— MarketRunner (@SWGaspar) July 6, 2015
BREAKING: Pentagon unveils new superweapon in the fight against ISIS.#BetterIdeasForISIS pic.twitter.com/XNcKlPmM4C
— Stephen Green (@VodkaPundit) July 6, 2015
You get the idea. I’ve got one or two of my own… 
Feel free to share your ideas below:
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