Rep. Paul Ryan doubts President Barack Obama will be able to maintain his promise that there will be no American boots on the ground in the fight against ISIS. "I'm supportive of what the President has done going into Syria and Iraq, but you have to see this thing through," the Wisconsin Republican said Tuesday on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront." Obama suggested in an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes" that his policy of sending no U.S. combat troops will stay in place. The situation in the region is more a political problem than a military one, he said. According to a CNN/ORC International poll, the overwhelming majority of Americans (73%) support the current airstrike campaign but less than four in 10 favor sending combat troops into Iraq and Syria.
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President Obama says there will be no boots on the ground against ISIS
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Rep. Paul Ryan doubts Obama will be able to maintain that pledge
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Designated amount of Special Forces could be helpful, Ryan argues
Ryan, who said "we have been getting briefings on @placeholder for...a couple of years," stood by the President's current actions so far, but suggested more needs to be done.