REALLY!? Obama describes what's 'hard to untangle' about attack on Dallas police

President Obama has had trouble figuring out motives in the past, and Thursday night’s attack on Dallas police is another one of those times:

"I think it's very hard to untangle the motives of this shooter," says Pres Obama of gunman in Dallas. Will leave it to psychologists.

— Mark Knoller (@markknoller) July 9, 2016

Obama: "It's very hard to untangle the motives of this shooter" https://t.co/EU3xwy3Llu https://t.co/tFAJq6DVn5

— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) July 9, 2016

Was the motive really that unclear?

.@markknoller The Dallas police chief has untangled it https://t.co/VHv2QZDTk8

— Kandi Rider (@KandiRider) July 9, 2016

https://twitter.com/benshwind/status/751827460757549056
https://twitter.com/MrOssumsoss/status/751826335119572993

POTUS just said he can't untangle the motive of the sniper? #DallasPoliceShooting

— Randall (@4RANDALL1) July 9, 2016

He literally said he wanted to kill white cops.https://t.co/JUEJWJ0CJe

— Brodigan Strong Style (@brodigan) July 9, 2016

Recent shooters: "I'm doing this for ISIS!" "I'm mad about cops shooting black people"

Obama: "what motives? https://t.co/Vu9aqU9swz

— Pierre Delecto (@TrillScottP) July 9, 2016

Except for the fact that he repeatedly told hostage negotiators he wanted to kill white cops. And did. https://t.co/CsUaw21l6b

— Carl Gustav (@CaptYonah) July 9, 2016

#Obama just said that he can't identify the motive of the #Dallas shooter! What? He said he wanted to kill white people and white cops!

— BAB (@BABNOBLE87) July 9, 2016

Obama: "Don't know motive."

What on earth DO you know?

— ? Undead Human Scum ? (@pcarenza) July 9, 2016

Obama "very hard to untangle the motives of this shooter" … HIS MOTIVE WAS TO KILL COPS. WHAT DO YOU NOT GET ABOUT THAT!?

— Chris Keasling (@Chris_Keasling) July 9, 2016

Kill white cops. It was as simple as that for a motive…

— Tom (@Ph1llyTom) July 9, 2016

Just in case, Obama’s going to keep pushing gun control measures when he returns to the U.S. to “bring people together.”