Mitt would have changed his mind 15 times.   

It wasthe aide money that had already been set up by previous presidents.   

Just when you think the Democraps have sunk to a new low in desperate hypocracy they fish Bill Clinton out of the wood work.

I couldn't beleive they would actually use Clinton for this ad suggesting that Mitt Romeny, if he was President, would not have done in OBL like Hussein the magnificent did.

Bill Clinton...the guy who PASSED UP THREE OPPORTUNITIES TO KILL OR CAPTURE OBL...

They could have done better than that....

http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/04/27/barack-obama-ad-suggests-mitt-romney-wou...


Billy

Only the memo doesn’t show a gutsy call. It doesn’t show a president willing to take the blame for a mission gone wrong. It shows a CYA maneuver by the White House.





The memo puts all control in the hands of Admiral McRaven – the “timing, operational decision making and control” are all up to McRaven. So the notion that Obama and his team were walking through every stage of the operation is incorrect. The hero here was McRaven, not Obama. And had the mission gone wrong, McRaven surely would have been thrown under the bus.





The memo is crystal clear on that point. It says that the decision has been made based solely on the “risk profile presented to the President.” If any other risks – no matter how minute – arose, they were “to be brought back to the President for his consideration.” This is ludicrous. It is wiggle room. It was Obama’s way of carving out space for himself in case the mission went bad. If it did, he’d say that there were additional risks of which he hadn’t been informed; he’d been kept in the dark by his military leaders.





Finally, the memo is unclear on just what the mission is. Was it to capture Bin Laden or to kill him? The White House itself was unable to decide what the mission was in the hours after the Bin Laden kill, and actually switched its language. The memo shows why: McRaven was instructed to “get” Bin Laden, whatever that meant.





President Obama made the right call to give the green light to the mission. But he did it in a way that he could shift the blame if things went wrong. Typical Obama. And typical of him to claim full credit for it, when he didn’t do anything but give a vague nod, while putting his top military officials at risk of taking the hit in case of a bad turn.