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Originally posted by shadwgirl
Disaster relief starts at a local level and then works it way up. The president's main job is to protect the country from threats both domestic and foreign. He did not do the job he was hired to do. star and flag for you for bringing up this very valid point.
Originally posted by revmoofoo
reply to post by beezzer
It has been my experience that an effective leader will position himself/herself where he/she can see the bigger picture, which gives them all the information they require to make informed decisions.
Rev
Originally posted by electricalpup
reply to post by beezzer
Yes, I see a disconnect of human compassion. I am so glad we have people like you who know what is occurring in other countries and behind the scenes at the White House, where have you been when we needed you the most to be alert and aware?
Originally posted by beezzer
Is this his last-ditch effort to "look" presidential?
Originally posted by Resurected
reply to post by beezzer
First you try to down play the storm and Obama being ready for it, now you try to confuse the issue with Libya (which we dont know the facts on to even speculate)
Yeah, i see what you are up to...
Originally posted by revmoofoo
reply to post by beezzer
I was referring to him going back to the White House. Vegas is just an awesome place to visit no matter who you are. I married my first wife there too...good times.
Rev
February 25, 2011: Citing security concerns due to ongoing political unrest, U.S. officials announce the suspension of U.S. embassy operations in Libya
Originally posted by resoe26
--President's role during a crisis....
***act like he is doing something.
Originally posted by beezzer
Originally posted by revmoofoo
reply to post by beezzer
I was referring to him going back to the White House. Vegas is just an awesome place to visit no matter who you are. I married my first wife there too...good times.
Rev
Regardless of the question, that WAS an awesome answer.