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Idk much about American politics, but I doubt it.
Wouldn't Russia be more to blame? Idk for invading the middle east (Afghanistan in particular) and starting the Soviet-Afghan War. Pretty sure the resistances formed during this time period (1970-80s? unsure) have ties to ISIS-Al Qaeda. Bin Laden and men alike was trained by American agencies and funded by another middle eastern country (forgot which.) These two groups which are essentially resistances eventually went rogue from what they were designed to achieve, spread to neighbouring countries like Iraq, implemented laws like sharia law and started gunning for America and it's allies after all of the oil business.
In addition to that, I think American invaded Iraq due to these militant groups being so aggressive and not complying to UN rules or something. They basically became militants.
Thats just off the top of my head, could be slightly incorrect
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To be honest you can go way farther back than just the Soviet/Afghan war; but it all gets kind of redundant. You can really blame anyone for the problems going on now and have some decent validity behind that claim.
However I think it is best to blame ISIS for ISIS, past that its really just pointless finger pointing.