Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel found himself on the receiving end of diatribe from a Democratic lawmaker on Thursday afternoon over the Obama administration's plan to arm and train moderate Syrian rebels as part of its strategy to defeat the Islamic State. California Rep. Loretta Sanchez harangued Hagel at a House Armed Services Committee hearing for not offering Congress documentation on which Syrians it plans to give weapons to and how it will prevent Islamic extremists from confiscating those arms. 'I don't think that the plan that I have seen was detailed enough to make me believe that your plan will work,' she told Hagel.
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Congressman Loretta Sanchez lit into the Secretary of Defense for not providing a blueprint of the weapons and training program to Congress
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The House authorized the plan yesterday despite not having had a look at the fine print
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'What type of arms...are we going to hand over to these people?' Sanchez asked Hagel during a hearing today
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'We handed over arms to [the Iraqi government] and they ended up in ISIS and the very safe arms are going after us,' she added
'Can you tell me who the commander in chief of the @placeholder moderates - who are all over the place, don't even talk to each other sometimes - how we're gonna see that leadership?'
I hoped the same thing when I voted against the @placeholder war, that I was wrong, but I don't believe that I was wrong on that,' she added.