Libya

[justplugit]

Originally Posted by justplugit

Spence, you show up at 50% of your company meetings and then fail at your
job. Tell me, where would the buck stop?

What are your unbiased Canadian newspaper subscriptions saying about the matter.

Spence I love when you explain your points with the words,
"assume", "seem",and "my understanding", like those are facts.
However, you never seem to answer all the questions, like the ones above.

As Comander in Chief it's his job to be informed. Ignorance is no defense.

So another question, what is your "understanding", "assumption" or "seem to you" where the Buck should Stop.

[spence]

Originally Posted by justplugit

Spence I love when you explain your points with the words,
"assume", "seem",and "my understanding", like those are facts.
However, you never seem to answer all the questions, like the ones above.

What didn't I answer?

As Comander in Chief it's his job to be informed. Ignorance is no defense.

POTUS doesn't know everything...you rely on the apparatus to inform based on priorities you've set.

We still have tens of thousands of troops deployed and here we're talking about 16 security agents.

So another question, what is your "understanding", "assumption" or "seem to you" where the Buck should Stop.

Ultimately the president gets to take credit or blame for just about anything regardless of their influence.

But the primary reason this is a big story has more to do with the election and far less to do with bigger policy.

-spence

[justplugit]

Originally Posted by spence

What didn't I answer?




-spence

"What are your unbiased Canadian newspaper subscritions saying about the matter" ?

[spence]

Originally Posted by justplugit

"What are your unbiased Canadian newspaper subscritions saying about the matter" ?

Don't usually read them but here's the first thing that came up from their biggest newspaper...

U.S. officials turned down requests for more security at Libya consulate - thestar.com

Seems pretty objective to me.

-spence

[justplugit]

Originally Posted by spence

Don't usually read them but here's the first thing that came up from their biggest newspaper...

U.S. officials turned down requests for more security at Libya consulate - thestar.com

Seems pretty objective to me.

-spence

I agree Spence, it "seems" objective.