Congressional Republicans ripped President Obama for failing to come up with a plan to fight the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) after he accused them of exaggerating the terror threat in his final State of the Union address.

“We don’t have them contained. We don’t have a strategy for defeating ISIL, and that concerns me,” Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) told The Hill after Tuesday night’s speech, using another acronym for the terrorist group. “The prospects are pretty grim right now.”

Rep. Roger Williams (R-Texas) said he, too, was baffled at Obama’s attempts to downplay the threat from ISIS.

“He made a comment that America is not under attack, that terrorists aren’t attacking here. Well, they are,” Williams said in an interview. “The enemies are attacking. They attacked at Chattanooga, they attacked in California, they attacked in my district at Fort Hood.

Read the article “GOP to Obama: You Have No ISIS Plan” on thehill.com.