Air America on Obama

Stand clear for Iraq, part deux.

In a speech yesterday, Obama promised:

     "It was a terrible mistake to fail to act when we had a chance to take out an al-Qaeda leadership meeting in 2005," he said, referring to reports that the US had decided not to launch a strike for fear of harming ties with Pakistan.
     If we have actionable intelligence about high-value terrorist targets and President Musharraf won't act, we will," Mr. Obama said."

Air America host Lionel called Obama and his comments “insane.” 

Besides Pakistan, who is Obama aiming at with ill-advised (read Axelrod and Gibbs, aka Smarmy and Svengali), desperate, “insane” comments like this one?    When Air America is calling a Democrat “insane,” one has to wonder.

Hey Barack, do you play chess?  ThinLine thinks not.  Rather than a set strategy, developed and implemented, your game plan seems to be action/reaction. This is dangerous in chess and certainly in international affairs.  (Example: Hillary calls you naïve so you react by talking tough and proving your self to be even more naïve.)  

Anyway, here is a tip: One of the first lessons of chess is that aggression without a strategy ends and, ends quickly and decisively, in CHECKMATE.

ASK OBAMA WHY