Business analogy...

[-lowcountrydawg]

We’ve all had the attorney that lawyered documents with a microscope with the goal of eliminating all potential liability whatsoever. And killed the deal. And we’ve had the one that was fast and loose and put us at risk.

what you want is a good attorney that educates you as the decision-maker. But ultimately you gotta balance the need to get stuff done with limiting liability.

That’s what we’ve got now. The Prez needs to listen to the risks and balance them relative to the greater good of the Country. And it sounds like he’s now pivoting to that decision of balance.

And that’s the difference between having a true Executive in office versus a lifetime of speeches and voting on stuff.

 

[KirbedEnthusiasm]

You mean like deciding to fly a secret mission in another country's airspace without their permission or without giving them serious forewarning to destroy the world's biggest terrorist with no certainty that he was there? That kind of balancing of risks and rewards?

 

[1966septemberdawg]

You mean like deciding to fly a secret mission in another country's airspace without their permission or without giving them serious forewarning to destroy the world's biggest terrorist with no certainty that he was there? That kind of balancing of risks and rewards?

You are a complete p&ssy and prefer a weaker America. I bet you miss Obama’s high estrogen style of non-leadership.

 

[GADAWGinIraq]

You mean like deciding to fly a secret mission in another country's airspace without their permission or without giving them serious forewarning to destroy the world's biggest terrorist with no certainty that he was there? That kind of balancing of risks and rewards?

You talking about al-Baghdadi or bin Laden?
What difference does it make?

 

[atlanta cock#]

You talking about al-Baghdadi or bin Laden?
What difference does it make?

Didn’t Obama take credit for getting Bin Laden?

 

[-lowcountrydawg]

Didn’t Obama take credit for getting Bin Laden?

Nope. It was this guy

 

[KirbedEnthusiasm]

A bunch of snowflake soy boys in here.

 

[-lowcountrydawg]

A bunch of snowflake soy boys in here.

Seriously. I mean we gotta support our families for Gods sake. Grandma and Grandpa - stay home. I’m goin hunting. Can’t get meat from the lodge.

 

[woofn]

You mean like deciding to fly a secret mission in another country's airspace without their permission or without giving them serious forewarning to destroy the world's biggest terrorist with no certainty that he was there? That kind of balancing of risks and rewards?

Yes...if the other country isn’t helping

 

[GADAWGinIraq]

A bunch of snowflake soy boys in here.

??? You're the one whining over how we kill terrorists that love to kill Americans, unless I misunderstood your post.

 

[KirbedEnthusiasm]

??? You're the one whining over how we kill terrorists that love to kill Americans, unless I misunderstood your post.

I'm saying that like Trump is currently doing (taking in advice from all sides and weighing the pros and cons), which shows executive leadership, Obama also did (e.g., Osama bin Laden raid). For better or worse, I think our past few presidents haven't lacked in making executive decisions.

 

[1966septemberdawg]

I'm saying that like Trump is currently doing (taking in advice from all sides and weighing the pros and cons), which shows executive leadership, Obama also did (e.g., Osama bin Laden raid). For better or worse, I think our past few presidents haven't lacked in making executive decisions.

Are you friggin kidding? Obama had no choice but to take the advice to have Bin Laden killed. He then proceeded to ride out the rest of his presidency reminding us he had bin laden killed. Even as he screwed the American citizens blind with his Anti-American policies on economy, foreign policy, health care, manufacturing, religion , etc. he was a steaming POS when It comes to leaders or even a man.

 

[KirbedEnthusiasm]

Are you friggin kidding? Obama had no choice but to take the advice to have Bin Laden killed. He then proceeded to ride out the rest of his presidency reminding us he had bin laden killed. Even as he screwed the American citizens blind with his Anti-American policies on economy, foreign policy, health care, manufacturing, religion , etc. he was a steaming POS when It comes to leaders or even a man.

Reagan was a two bit chump. He wasn't even half the man of Obama.

 

[1966septemberdawg]

Reagan was a two bit chump. He wasn't even half the man of Obama.

You must be a comedian in your little mind. obama is not even worthy to be a pimple on Lassies ass.

 

[KirbedEnthusiasm]

Reagan was a traitor to his country. So good job celebrating that.

 

[1966septemberdawg]

Reagan was a traitor to his country. So good job celebrating that.

What color is the sky in your world? Oh wait, let me guess , it’s the rainbow flag sky. Obama is the biggest traitor in the history of the presidency. He thought of the Constitution as toilet paper. Reagan was certainly no traitor. He was a patriot and made our nation greater after the 2nd worst president (Carter) left him a burning heap of a mess.

 

[JohnnyBeeDawg]

You mean like deciding to fly a secret mission in another country's airspace without their permission or without giving them serious forewarning to destroy the world's biggest terrorist with no certainty that he was there? That kind of balancing of risks and rewards?

No. Any President would have done that to get the most wanted criminal on Earth. That was a layup.

 

[JohnnyBeeDawg]

I'm saying that like Trump is currently doing (taking in advice from all sides and weighing the pros and cons), which shows executive leadership, Obama also did (e.g., Osama bin Laden raid). For better or worse, I think our past few presidents haven't lacked in making executive decisions.

Barack was a puss

 

[JohnnyBeeDawg]

Reagan was a traitor to his country. So good job celebrating that.

Did he give a billion dollars to Iran?

 

[KirbedEnthusiasm]

Did he give a billion dollars to Iran?

No he just sold them weapons.

 

[GADAWGinIraq]

I'm saying that like Trump is currently doing (taking in advice from all sides and weighing the pros and cons), which shows executive leadership, Obama also did (e.g., Osama bin Laden raid). For better or worse, I think our past few presidents haven't lacked in making executive decisions.

Partially agree. Obama was not strong and struggled making decisions. He drew a line in sand and took 3 steps back when the line was crossed. He watched Americans get slaughtered in Benghazi, sent no help, lied to the public about the cause, and then lied to the families at the funerals. He showed weakness to the world and aggression against America increased.