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If Obama can NOT decide on releasing a photo....who here believes he actually made the decision to go in after Osama?

I call BS.

The liberals in the ACLU went to court to force release of additional Abu Grahib (sp?) photos, when that issue was a hot issue. The liberal view was that secrecy was not important, and that the full extent of what happened at Abu Grahib should be documented for the world.

In this case, why would liberals NOT want to release photos of the dead Bin Laden? Especially since the MSM has been tripping over themselves in awe and admiration of Obama as a strong leader and all that in taking out Bin Laden???

"If Obama can NOT decide on releasing a photo....who here believes he actually made the decision to go in after Osama?"

Unrelated issues. Someone has to be concerned about the effect on our troops preparation for possible events.

Well, I’m starting to have doubts.

Something stinks, and when something stinks nowadays, it’s usuallly Obama, or his wife.

So, yeah, is he dead? Who knows? I know I don’t know.

I know what the media said, but the media also said glowbull warming is real, and they said Obama is smart, and they also said Michelle is beautiful.

So....yeah.

If Obama can NOT decide on releasing a photo....who here believes he actually made the decision to go in after Osama?

The man that has made a political career out of voting "PRESENT"? Not me. Panetta probably made the call and Obama decided to get Panetta out of the CIA Chief role ASAP for some legal reason.

If Obama can NOT decide on releasing a photo....who here believes he actually made the decision to go in after Osama?

Well, I believe that the Ditherer-in-Chief did decide.

But it took him SIXTEEN HOURS to do it:

(The above caps are mine. The caps below are actually in the headline of this British newspaper.)

Obama took SIXTEEN HOURS to make up his mind about Bin Laden mission .... Barack Obama kept military commanders hanging by declaring he would 'sleep on it' before taking 16 hours to give the go-ahead to raid Bin Laden's compound. .... The mission looked set to be given the all clear last Thursday when analysts confirmed beyond doubt that Bin Laden was in busy town of Abbottabad in northern Pakistan. ..... But the president stunned officials when he told a national security meeting that he wanted more time to think - and disappeared out of the room. 'I'm not going to tell you what my decision is now - I'm going to go back and think about it some more,' said Obama, according to the New York Times.