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I think that attitude is very naive. Obamas actions in the near future will reveal all. If he was lied to and deceived, he will apologize publicly and he will
by steve19 13y ago
I think that attitude is very naive.
Obamas actions in the near future will reveal all. If he was lied to and deceived, he will apologize publicly and he will reign down vengeance on those who lied to him (unless he is completely spineless and incompetent, which I don't believe he is).
On the other hand, if he knew all along these revelations will simply be played down and it will be business as usual in Washington, DC (although the NSA will probably not make the "mistake" of tapping Washington DC calls instead of Egypt again).
- DannyBee 13y agoI think your viewpoint is very naive. He will choose the first option whether or not he was actually lied to, if he believes it is his best move.
- j_baker 13y agoAll I'm saying is that Obama is provably not in command of all the facts needed to prevent a blunder like this. Whether that means he had no idea about the scope of abuse or whether he was simply unaware that anyone would prove his lies wrong is yet to be determined.