"He clearly did the right thing"

[sirs]

[Plane]

   Did the President himself decide to deride Govenor Romney on being a lessor leader for making comments contrary to prioritiseing the prosicution of Osama Bin Laden?

   This turns the Presidents finest hour into a political play.

    I kinda hope that it was not the president himself who was this shallow.

[Christians4LessGvt]

Obama's tacky "I Shot Bin Laden" ad has turned a military triumph into a political disaster!

[Xavier_Onassis]

I fail to see why Obama should not claim credit for approving and partially planning the elimination of Bin Laden.

There is nothing tacky about it.

Promoting Condi Rice after she was this country's least successful National Security Adviser, that was tacky.
 Giving Tenet the Medal of Freedom after bunglng the intel o9n Iraq, that was really tacky.

[BT]

http://theulstermanreport.com/2012/04/30/white-house-insider-obama-hesitated-panetta-issued-order-to-kill-osama-bin-laden/

[Xavier_Onassis]

Okay, so who is the Q and who is the A in this interview?

Why should I take it more seriously than what was printed in Time magazine, which contradicts this?

I have never heard of "Ulsterman".

[sirs]

I fail to see why Obama should not claim credit for approving and partially planning the elimination of Bin Laden.

a) because he himself talked about the inappropriateness of "spiking the football"
b) because in the process of trying to pat his own back, he and others grossly take out of context words by his presidential opponent, implying he wouldn't have "approved and partially planned the elimination of Bin Laden"

I realize he has no other accomplishments to run on, validated by your ample examples of nothing, but the electorate isn't as stupid as he wishes they were

[Christians4LessGvt]

I fail to see why Obama should not claim credit for approving and partially planning the elimination of Bin Laden. There is nothing tacky about it.

Taking credit is one thing,
using it as a divisive political tactic that divides the American People is quite tacky and
"an inappropriate use of the very important event that brought America together".