Burst updates yesterday: “ObamaCare was shuffled over to Pelosi. When situations become difficult across the pond Hillary is called. Obama is only there after the decisions have been made. He could not push the bin Laden kill button, the picture the world saw of him slumped over in the rear seat of the war room with a jacket covering his golf shirt, bored to death, watching the raid, was after three cancellations.”
Daily Caller: “At the urging of Valerie Jarrett, President Barack Obama canceled the operation to kill Osama bin Laden on three separate occasions before finally approving the May 2, 2011 Navy SEAL mission, according to an explosive new book scheduled for release August 21. The Daily Caller has seen a portion of the chapter in which the stunning revelation appears.
In ”Leading From Behind: The Reluctant President and the Advisors Who Decide for Him,“ Richard Miniter writes that Obama canceled the “kill” mission in January 2011, again in February, and a third time in March. Obama’s close adviser Valerie Jarrett persuaded him to hold off each time, according to the book.”
Bloomberg is fighting for Obama causes in New York, Emanuel is stationed in Chicago home base, NYT, LAT, AP, WP… are 24/7 standby for breaking. Leaks can always be sent through independent breakaway sites or .orgs, and there are plenty of republican establishment sites for back-up support.
AP was just right there to defer attention with their slave story and now Politico is here to rebut that horrid inability of Obama to play decision maker and leader: “Fabrication that Obama called off bin Laden raid” with facts and support.
First they quote a White House spokesman: “That was an utter fabrication.” He continues to say Miniter has no idea what he’s talking about.
Next he says Valerie Jarrett was not ‘read in on the operation.’
Then, using Media Matters as his reference, he claims Miniter’s facts do not facts do not coincide with theirs.
This same administration refuses to apologize for their Churchill bust story.
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Posted on July 31, 2012
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