For Obama, an Unexpected Legacy of Two Full Terms at War

5/23/2016

This article from The New York Times discusses President Barack Obama's approach to national security and military involvement during his tenure as president. It highlights his challenges and decision-making process in protecting both the nation and the troops. The article explores various instances during Obama's presidency, such as the fight against ISIS, the use of drones, and the debate surrounding the closing of Guantanamo Bay. It examines the complexities and dilemmas faced by Obama in navigating the balance between national security, military action, and the protection of American troops.

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