Over and over again I've written about what President Barack Obama should do. Now the voters have given him a new chance. He could take it and change his policy. I don't believe he will do that, but let me lay out both what he's been wrong about and what he should do, just in case Obama is seeking a different approach. What he did in the first term and will do in the second term: fostered revolutionary Islamism in Egypt, the Gaza Strip, Syria, Tunisia, and Turkey. What he should have done and should do now: what Franklin Rooosevelt did in 1941, Harry Truman did in 1947, and George Bush in 1990 -- led an international coalition that will systematically fight against a totalitarian enemy. What he should have done: supported anti-Islamist and moderate opposition groups. What he did: pressed Israel to reduce pressure on the Hamas regime in the Gaza Strip and helped bring about an Egyptian regime that backed Hamas. What he should have done: supported a reformed -- not overthrown -- Egyptian regime and Israel in opposing Hamas and subverting its rule. What he did: gave support and aid to the Muslim Brotherhood regime in Egypt despite paying lip service to defending women's rights and Christian rights and the Egypt-Israel peace treaty. What he should have done: clearly conditioned aid on Egypt to protecting women, Christians, and moderates; taken a strong stand on the regime's permitting cross-border attacks on Israel and gutting the peace treaty. The