All the quotes on in the blogosphere today are talking about Obama attacking the media again and when with the media quit being his whipping boy and/or “Obama can’t use an Ipod???!”
I’d like to direct your attention to this “professor’s” thoughts.
US President Barack Obama lamented Sunday that in the iPad and Xbox era, information had become a diversion that was imposing new strains on democracy, in his latest critique of modern media.
Too much information for democracy??? Say what? Isn’t that how democracy works best? And it’s all right here at our fingertips.
If anything it’s too much information for his lying self to not get caught in the net.
You know like the publication of Haliburton getting yet another “no bid contract” because now it’s convenient for Mr. Democrat to use them. (ht Scott)
“Odierno said, ‘I’ve got three million pieces of equipment I’ve got to get out of Iraq, I’ve got 100 or so bases to close, I’ve got to move 80,000-plus people out of here and you want me to change horses in the middle of the stream?’” Casey recounted.
The U.S. force in Iraq is scheduled to shrink from 94,000 troops today to 50,000 by August, with a complete withdrawal by December 2011.
The Army, in its statement yesterday, said putting to bid an order for 18 months’ work and making the transition to a new contractor would cost at least $77 million. The KBR work order will be awarded by Aug. 31, said Mike Hutchison, deputy director of Army logistics contracting.
I suppose when Generals had to move forces IN, and in a hurry, it was far more convenient to bid the contract, right???
Sorry dude….information is not the enemy.
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