Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Obama: Taking Credit for Killing Osama Bin Laden
I have often said that nothing President Obama does surprises me any longer. His usurpation of the U.S. Constitution bypassing Congress with executive orders is one example. He no longer is willing to do things the constitutional way. He has total disdain for the U.S. Constitution. He pushes a health care package by creating a crisis when there wasn't one. Sure, health care cost were out of control. We now learn from the CBO, that Obamacare is going to make matters much worse. Obama creates a laughable "War on Women" that no one in their right mind actually can believe. So, now on the first anniversary of the death of Osama Bin Laden, it should come as no surprise he is taking full credit for killing OBL.
President Obama is taking another victory lap one year later on his most famous and, in fact, only foreign policy achievement. What Obama did not expect this time around are the Navy Seals expressing outrage that BHO is taking such credit and using it for political favor with the voting public. Some are calling it much ado about nothing since the order to "go" was a no-brainer. We had OBL dead to rights. The people most responsible were the Navy Seals who carried out the mission. It took no courage to sit idly by in the White House Situation Room watching the action take place. I give President Obama credit for actually giving the go ahead to kill OBL. But, the idea it was such a brave act, by the President, is giving the man far too much credit. Of course, everything liberals do is considered "brave" and "heroic" in these days of the "Occupy Wall St." movement.
It was a major victory in the war on terror with the killing of Osama Bin Laden. But, the fact the President intends to make political hay out of this only discredits the brave act of the men involved in this action.
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