Showing posts with label strategy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strategy. Show all posts
Friday, June 12, 2020
Friday, January 09, 2015
Priorities
I don’t particularly like Bill O’Reilly as I find him a
little too pompous for my taste. Anyhow, last night I did happen to be watching
him as he was interviewing Josh Earnest, the Obama administration’s press
secretary, regarding Islamic terrorism and their recent attacks in Paris.
O’Reilly was on a rant and tore Earnest a new orifice. In particular, after
ticking off the numerous recent horrendous incidents of Muslim butchery,
O’Reilly asked him what was Obama’s strategy for defeating the worldwide
Jihadist movement. The usually glib Earnest said that Obama did not have one!
Oops!
However, our fearless leader apparently did spend his 17-day
Hawaiian vacation coming up with another government spending program to appease
his base … taxpayer-funded (China-funded, actually) free two-years of community
college. I’m so glad that our president has his priorities straight.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Job One
President Obama at his news conference this afternoon
confessed that his administration has not yet evolved a strategy to deal with
the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq (aka, ISIS or ISIL) … see: Washington Times Story.
Perhaps, Mr. President, a little less golf?
Afterthought: And also perhaps, on the nineteenth hole, you might chew over with all your high-powered advisers (e.gs., Susan Rice, John Brennan, Valarie Jarrett?) how to deal with Putin and his invasion of the Ukraine? (See: Krauthammer Comments)
Afterthought: And also perhaps, on the nineteenth hole, you might chew over with all your high-powered advisers (e.gs., Susan Rice, John Brennan, Valarie Jarrett?) how to deal with Putin and his invasion of the Ukraine? (See: Krauthammer Comments)
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