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After Brussels terror attack, Obama says no need for a 'plan B' against ISIS

The president brushed aside critics who say his strategy against ISIS is too cautious against an enemy keen on slaughtering civilians.
President Barack Obama leaves a town hall meeting with entrepreneurs as part of Obama's two-day visit to Argentina, in Buenos Aires, March 23, 2016. (Photo by Carlos Barria/Reuters)
President Barack Obama leaves a town hall meeting with entrepreneurs as part of Obama's two-day visit to Argentina, in Buenos Aires, March 23, 2016.
By Ron Allen
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — A day after terrorists launched a wave of bomb blasts in Belgium's capital, President Barack Obama was faced with questions Wednesday over whether the deadly attacks have made him rethink his strategy on crushing ISIS — and if he has a "plan B."

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