Parnas: The issue the president has is that he says it’s an excursion on one hand. An excursion, to me, is something you do on a cruise ship — and then, on the other hand, there’s a war, which, if you go by the Constitution, you have to get congressional approval for. He’s done neither of those things, so he doesn’t have an accurate message. The White House press secretary says she’s not ruling out a military draft for people. I mean, when they say these things — whether they’re true or not — at the end of the day the average American voter cares about whether they can afford gas tomorrow, whether they can afford groceries for their families. The longer they spend talking about what’s happening overseas, most Americans are just going to tune it out and not trust what the administration is saying.