Two Quick Observations
Elsewhere on the web today I made these observations and I thought they might make a decent post here.
First, as we know, President Obama bowed to the pro-terrorist lobby and decided to try fice or six terrorists in a federal courtroom in New York City. Both President Obama and US Attorney General Eric Holder have made comments of their certainty for conviction that people are starting to question if the New York City jury pool has been tainted and whether the jurors will be impartial. As readers here probably know, New York City is home to some of the most extreme liberals in the country. I do share a concern that the jury pool may not be impartial.
Second, I was reminded earlier today that President Bush took an entire seven (7) minutes to digest his Chief of Staff's words that "America is under attack" before he excused himself from a classroom full of second-graders. It got me thinking:
Since President Obama announced his comprehensive strategy change in Afghanistan on March 27, 2009 about 240 DAYS have passed.
Since Obama's hand-picked General has provided the President with his assessment of how many troops would be required to implement Obama's new strategy about 120 DAYS days have passed.
That is, according to Obama's hand-picked general, one hundred twenty (120) days have passed where President Obama has wilfully under-resourced troops he ordered into battle
There are 1,440 minutes in a day (24 hours times 60 minutes in an hour).
Dividing 1,440 by the seven (7) minutes it took Bush to collect his thoughts on what he had to do next while not upsetting a room full of second graders yields 205.
Two hundred five (205) times 120 yields 24,600. That is, President Obama, SO FAR, has taken 24,600 times as long to decide if he's going to give the troops he ordered into battle the help his general says they need that it took President Bush to begin to take action on September 11, 2001.
No doubt President Obama will have a comfortable Thanksgiving; troops he ordered to battle will remain wilfully under-resourced.
Obama's 172,800 minutes and counting or Bush's seven?
It's amazing liberal extremists continue to bring up this hysterical criticism they have of President Bush, but they do, I read it all over again this morning.
Elsewhere on the web today I made these observations and I thought they might make a decent post here.
First, as we know, President Obama bowed to the pro-terrorist lobby and decided to try fice or six terrorists in a federal courtroom in New York City. Both President Obama and US Attorney General Eric Holder have made comments of their certainty for conviction that people are starting to question if the New York City jury pool has been tainted and whether the jurors will be impartial. As readers here probably know, New York City is home to some of the most extreme liberals in the country. I do share a concern that the jury pool may not be impartial.
Second, I was reminded earlier today that President Bush took an entire seven (7) minutes to digest his Chief of Staff's words that "America is under attack" before he excused himself from a classroom full of second-graders. It got me thinking:
Since President Obama announced his comprehensive strategy change in Afghanistan on March 27, 2009 about 240 DAYS have passed.
Since Obama's hand-picked General has provided the President with his assessment of how many troops would be required to implement Obama's new strategy about 120 DAYS days have passed.
That is, according to Obama's hand-picked general, one hundred twenty (120) days have passed where President Obama has wilfully under-resourced troops he ordered into battle
There are 1,440 minutes in a day (24 hours times 60 minutes in an hour).
Dividing 1,440 by the seven (7) minutes it took Bush to collect his thoughts on what he had to do next while not upsetting a room full of second graders yields 205.
Two hundred five (205) times 120 yields 24,600. That is, President Obama, SO FAR, has taken 24,600 times as long to decide if he's going to give the troops he ordered into battle the help his general says they need that it took President Bush to begin to take action on September 11, 2001.
No doubt President Obama will have a comfortable Thanksgiving; troops he ordered to battle will remain wilfully under-resourced.
Obama's 172,800 minutes and counting or Bush's seven?
It's amazing liberal extremists continue to bring up this hysterical criticism they have of President Bush, but they do, I read it all over again this morning.
posted by Zack at 12:33 PM
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