With the President overseas at a high-stakes allied summit, let’s see how our on-recess Congress is doing when it comes to lending their support by “keeping partisan politics at the water’s edge.” From today’s tweets:

Great op-ed in @WSJopinion details how President Obama alienates our allies in attempts to appease our enemies http://t.co/yDmjZXKH28

— Peter Roskam (@PeterRoskam) September 3, 2014

ICYMI: @peachpundit New post: Two Georgia Congressmen Slam Obama Foreign Policy http://t.co/PE3pj52Lg2 #gapol

— Lynn Westmoreland (@RepWestmoreland) September 3, 2014

Must-read @BillGalston: “A World of Trouble for Obama - Public support for the president’s foreign policy is waning” http://t.co/WbDhlUSSUI

— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) September 3, 2014

Pres. Obama has been briefed for over a year on ISIS, so what is missing component he needs b4 coming up w a strategy http://t.co/exJMeOXE2M

— Rep. Pete King (@RepPeteKing) September 3, 2014

Milbank: President Obama is not worried. And that is unnerving. http://t.co/cupa1kam5z

— RepKevinBrady (@RepKevinBrady) September 3, 2014

.@RestoreTheUSA1 Rpts. POTUS was briefed on ISIS for a yr make his statement that “we don’t have a strategy yet” all the more disturbing …

— Diane Black (@RepDianeBlack) September 3, 2014

First the president said we have “no strategy,” then his spokesman said we aren’t at war with #ISIS, now ISIS is a “manageable problem?”

— Rep. Renee Ellmers (@RepReneeEllmers) September 3, 2014

Last week the president admitted he had no strategy to address the #ISIS threat. The threat didn’t appear overnight.The president must lead.

— Rep. Renee Ellmers (@RepReneeEllmers) September 2, 2014