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To: Remole

Not sure about the veracity of the report, but it does fit with Obama’s notorious inability to make decisions. Think “voting present”. He just tries to appear decisive by criticizing the decisions of others.

Narcissist that he is, Obama can’t bear the though of making his own decisions and then having to live with the criticism that comes with the territory.

I’ve worked in and for the military and there is no lack of decisiveness. They are not shy about pressing the issue, even with a president.


93 posted on 05/03/2011 3:42:00 PM PDT by Starboard
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To: Starboard
Not sure about the veracity of the report, but it does fit with Obama’s notorious inability to make decisions. Think “voting present”. He just tries to appear decisive by criticizing the decisions of others.

--Remember when the U.S. Navy snipers had to wait for Obama's approval to kill the Somali pirates in order to rescue Captain Phillips in April 2009?

--Remember how long Petraeus waited for a decision from Cocky-in-Chief about a troop surge in Afghanistan?

--Remember how long the American people waited for The Won to comment about the massacre-by-muslim at Fort Hood?

--Remember when a golf buddy in Hawaii was more important to Obama-on-vacation than a terrorist attempt by the "underwear bomber"?

I heard a news report yesterday that stated Zero was informed of the OBL strike at 3:50PM on Sunday. Why did he wait seven hours to let the media know he was going to have an important statement shortly and then wait yet another hour to actually give the statement?

Heck, he's not even a "present"; he's absent; he's vacant.

97 posted on 05/03/2011 5:00:11 PM PDT by arasina (So there.)
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