Don't stop with McChrystal

NY Post ^ | June 24, 2010 | Editorial

[Shane]

” Didn't the president declare yesterday that “this mission demands unity of effort . . . across my national-security team”?

Yes, he did — correctly so (and never mind the odd personalization of national security).”

It's not so “Odd” with Obama, he is so egocentric that he cannot bring himself to use the word “Our”. The sooner this guy is out of office, the better off our Country will be. He makes Jimmy Carter look like Winston Churchill.

[Huck]

I printed out and read the whole article yesterday. You are correct. Actually, only “joe who” is his. Bite me was an aide. It’s bizarre. He didn’t hardly say anything. His staff said a lot though.

[TexasCajun]

Thanks for the confirmation.

I'm surprised Obamah just didn't pull a Hugo Chavez and seize Rolling Stone.

[TexasCajun]

Thanks for the confirmation.

I'm surprised Obamah just didn't pull a Hugo Chavez and seize Rolling Stone.

[Fundamentally Fair]

McChrystal, the brave warrior that he is, was willing to take the consequences. He was willing to take it for the sake of his men and his country. The method he used was deliberate like a well placed charge in the heart of the enemy.

This Warrior decided to get drunk with his staff and a liberal reporter,then wait for the fall out? I don't think that's the case. He got cocky and then he got burned.

If he really wanted make maximum impact, he would have resigned and then spoken out.

[Fundamentally Fair]

I have been told that up to 70% of the Officer Corps now supports the NWO thing and most likely voted for the zero gain marxist.

Negative. I recently retired, but was stationed at the Pentagon from 2006-2009. Your source is WAY off.

[LibLieSlayer]

I pray that you are correct... but if you are not correct... we are finished.

LLS

[Fundamentally Fair]

...but if you are not correct...

On this, I am correct. ;)

[jonrick46]

"If he really wanted make maximum impact, he would have resigned and then spoken out."

I at first thought your words were the best course. Then I thought how difficult it is to get your ideas out to the State Owned Media, and it gave me this insight into just how crafty McChrystal was in using Rolling Stone Magazine. Sure he was cocky. I am just enjoying the popcorn watching this soap oprah play out. I think McChrystal would do better with a beer summit.