We knew Biden was setting the stage for the two pieces of business Obama believed would shine brightly on hi General Motors and bin Laden. But they will come back to bit him. al Qeada is rallying around bi Laden's death but thy may have had second thoughts about who or when they would attack. Now that option is off the table. further he is trying to get as much play on these two issues to distract from his continued blunders with north Korea, Iran, iraq, syria, etc etc with the no account worthless UN Scurity council no less . The banks will also bailed out and now their bigger than evebut this topic deserves a separate thread.

I don't understand most of what you are trying to say in this post. Were you typing it on a Blackberry or something?

Your post is not as lucid as what I am used to from you. Is your blood sugar too low right now? Seriously, drink a glass of orange juice and I hope everything is all right.

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buggyone: Having had an HR background you better than most should understand the need and benefit of diplomatic responses. Sarcasm seems to works better for union bosses. And so your above-referenced response threw me off guard.

In any event I will accept the criticism and hope to do a better job at clarifying my position.

By now I believe given all the press and bragging done by Obama and his syncophants that it is well establsihed that Obama did in fact intend to have bragging rights and to politicize his claim concerning the killing of bin Laden in an attempt to strengthen his campaign. And as I mentioned in another thread to you I found the WSJ arttivle (5/1/2012 Michael Mukasey) wherein Mukaseywrote that Obama made it clear that if the bin laden mission failed Admiral McRaven was going to take the blame. You may want to read Sunday's 5/6 Daily Sun for a related article to this one. So much for "the buck stops here" President.

Because Obama and his syncophants couldn't wait to boast, their disclosure of the trove of intelligence found at bin Laden home infuriated the intelligence community for obvious reasons and in fact bin Laden's killing ended any additional intelligence that might have been gathered. There is more but I don't want to write a short book.

As for General Motors while it may or may not be true that Obama kept GM alive, if true, the fact remains that we paid a very high price for it. Further it set a disturbing precedent concerning our economic and traditional business values. The free markets should have administered the treatment not Obama's White House. Obama trampled over creditors and sharholders rights and pandered to unions to garner votes. The free markets would not have done so. Again this is how presidential leadership acts out in banana republics. Forgive me but Obama is just so bush league and we need a real major leaguer as our president. I opine you decide.


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Just read how the government still owns about 30% of GM and they are waiting till the stock price goes up to sell so they can reduce the loss or break even.

Bush league does not define it correctly. He may be a nice guy but a president so political, so liberal and couched in such philosophies and to be so very very inexperienced is not made up by being a good speaker !!!