Comments on: President Barack Obama got Osama Bin Laden – But Gets Little Credit for Doing It

By: Jorge

Jorge — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 19:27:03 +0000

Hmmm… Mike sounds like a Majority person.

Yes, so easy to make decisions. That’s why for 8 years the republicans couldn’t… i guess that means all the people in the military could not do it before Obama was elected but magically after he was all the military could find Osama?

laughable analysis.

also, before you present a Null Hypothesis as an argument, learn what a null hypothesis is first. You cannot prove your null hypothesis.

But i just proved with data that rejects your null hypothesis.

If you can’t understand my comments, please don’t post anymore.

By: Mike

Mike — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 20:05:07 +0000

There is a very simple reason why Obama did not receive the level of credit you think he deserves, and it has nothing to do with racism. As commander-in-chief, Obama was briefed by the CIA and his military advisors about the situation regarding Osama, and how he could feasibly be captured/killed at the present time.

Anyone with half a brain could “authorize” an attack such as this; all Obama had to do was say “Yes”. The brave men who put their lives on the line to actually execute this operation are the real heroes, and rightfully deserve credit. Did Obama gather the intelligence that made this operation a reality? No. Did Obama carry a weapon into extremely hostile, almost inhospitable territory to capture a mass murdering psychopath? No. To the author, stop playing the race card, and acknowledge the real heroes to whom credit is due.

By: Kevin Jackson

Kevin Jackson — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 23:30:47 +0000

The Republican Party will never give the president the respect and credit that he deserves for all that he has accomplished. It is rooted in selfishness and the unwillingness to accept that fact that an African American president has already exceeded the accomplishments of their darling, President Bush.

Let’s face it, America still has a long way to go with equality. Until the United States Congress reflects the population of the United States, America will remain unbalanced when it comes to race and equality.

Nevertheless, you have to smile at the resolve and style of our President. Against all odds, he still rises.