Every time John Kerry opens his mouth, it's a sign of desperation.
Secretary of State John Kerry faced swift criticism Wednesday for suggesting the terror attack at Istanbul’s Ataturk Airport was evidence the Islamic State is getting “desperate” – an assessment one top Republican official said “defies reality.”
Kerry made the remarks late Tuesday at the Aspen Ideas Festival in Colorado, referring to ISIS by the name Daesh.
The Aspen Ideas Festival is the perfect place to defy reality.
ISIS is not doing that well militarily, but they're expanding laterally instead to places like Libya and deeper into terrorism in Europe and America. ISIS is losing ground in Iraq and Syria, but instead it's becoming a much more dangerous version of Al Qaeda.
That's not really what I would call an improvement.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani told Fox News these attacks – along with those in Paris, Brussels and, most recently, Orlando, Fla. – are “following their plan.”
“This isn’t accidental,” he said, adding “something’s wrong” with the secretary of state’s analysis.
Correction: There's something wrong with the Secretary of State.