From Andrew Sullivan at the Daily Dish. This is a must read. Brilliant…
We have a President…
November 12, 2009 by willpen
Posted in Must Reads | Tagged Barack Obama, The War in Afghanistan | 5 Comments
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Great piece, with the exception of the last sentence.
Cut the guy some slack….
Sullivan or St. Ronnie?
Not Ronnie…lol….
I did enjoy the opinion piece. Very much so. I think Sullivan makes some insightful points, the following I particularly enjoyed:
“Here is a young president, prepared to allow himself to be portrayed as “weak” or “dithering” in the slow and meticulous arrival at public policy. He is trusting the reality to help expose what we need to do. He is allowing the debate – however messy and confusing and emotional – to take its time and reveal the real choices in front of us. This is politically risky, of course. Those who treat politics as a contact-sport, whose insistence is on the “game” of who wins which news cycle, or who can spin each moment in a political storm as a harbinger of whatever, will pounce and shriek and try to bounce the president into a decision. And those who believe that what matters in war is charging ahead regardless at all times will also grandstand against the president’s insistence on prudence.”
Can you tell me, is there a full moon tonight in addition to it being Friday the 13th? Because some folks seem to really out there. Pie fights galore at Kos. Sheesh.