Obomba still uncomfortable with victory

If he's uncomfortable with victory, it should not surprise us that he's unwilling to call a war a war.



Equally unsurprising is that he refuses the mantle of leadership required for the legitimate exercise of the power he abuses.

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Obama ditches Oval for speech

An address from the Oval Office has at least three problems for President Obama. Among other things, it implies the nation is at war -- and if there is one thing the administration is rather emphatic about, it's that we are involved in a limited military action in Libya, not a war.

"The Oval Office calls to mind too many other images," said Stephen Hess, a presidential scholar at the Brookings Institution. "When you are going to war, you do the Oval -- if you claim it's not a war, you don't." Read more at www.politico.com

 

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