[jessduntno]

“President Barack Obama says Gen. Stanley McChrystal showed “poor judgment”

Hmmmmm...who appointed him?

[library user]

So telling the truth is “bad judgment” according to the big fat 0 in the oval office.

[kcvl]

Obama shows poor judgment everyday!

Can we fire him or ask for his resignation while we are at it?!

[El Gato]

BO's judgement was so great when the police officer "acted stupidly", before he knew any of the facts of the situtation. Right?

Or when he didn't do sqat with regards to the Gulf oil spill disaster.

[dforest]

ROTFLMAO. Look who is talking. hahahahahah!

[ASA Vet]

The General demonstrated low moral character, poor judgement, and complete stupidity by voting for a known Mooslime, Commie, Chicago thug, doper, who isn’t even a Natural Born Citizen. He doesn’t belong in the military.

[NohSpinZone]

Coming from this administration, that’s a compliment!

[OCCASparky]

I love it--wasn't it the liberals who kept telling us about, "speaking truth to power," and how, "dissent is patriotic?" Here's a guy who begged for FOUR MONTHS to get more troops in A-stan, and Zero blows him off. But 24 hours after some a-hole Rolling Stone article comes out, he's called on the carpet in DC.

Yeah, Barruh--you sure got your priorities straight, dontcha?

[tobyhill]

Obama’s not a real Commander In Chief but he plays one on TV.

[NoGrayZone]

"President Barack Obama says Gen. Stanley McChrystal showed "poor judgment"

Did the KING of poor judgment really just judge someone else on poor judgment?? Really???

[SirJohnBarleycorn]

I actually agree with Zero that McChyrstal showed poor judgment.

Why would any senior military officer trust a reporter from Rolling Stone? It was poor judgment to do so. We’ve seen it time and time again, where some liberal reporter convinces someone like a military commander or a conservative politician to give him full and frank access, and then turns around and eviscerates him in print.

Sometimes I wonder if these guys are so convinced of their own awesomeness, that they assume that any reporter can only be convinced of their awesomeness as well, and that they are therefore immune from being savaged by liberal reporters.

[Diogenesis]

[ryan71]

Narcissist in Chief can't see his own poor judgment...On every topic he involves himself with.

This guy is no leader.

[Rome2000]

Asked whether he would fire McChrystal, Obama said he planned to talk McChrystal face-to-face before making any decision

He either wants to extort some cash or have him flick the fly off his face.

[raybbr]

I have read the RS article and have yet to find a quote from McChrystal that could be poor judgment. Most of the quotes are attributed to unnamed aides.

Could someone point me to the quotes from McC?

[bray]

Voting for Bozo showed extremely poor judgement.

Pray for America and Our Troops

[NFHale]

“Obama says...”

Hmmm...let’s see...the words of a four star general, with proven bravery and track record and a lifetime of service to his Country...

versus...

..the words of a punkass chump communist POS community organizer...

Yeah...in the REAL world, we know whose words matter.

What the HELL happened to my country...?

Obama...the “Chump-In-Charge”. What a pathetic sick joke.

[LetsRok]

This issue reminds me of the movie “Gladiator”. Here we have a general who has served his country through four wars and is a hero to his men. On the other side we have an unaccomplished manchild who know nothing about leading the country. To make up for his “inexperience” he attempts to buy the peoples affection by buying them off with “bread and circuses”.

[COgamer]

Frankly, I have no respect for anyone who can’t abide by their oath. Nor any sympathy. The articles of the UCMJ aren’t really a secret, and someone in his position should know better. If Obama weren’t so scared of seeming as anti-military as he really is, this general would be courtmartialed and demoted.

How many here would have approved of a general who granted an interview to Rolling Stone bashing the Bush administration while we were at war? I bet the word “treason” would even have been rolled out for such an occasion.

There are plenty of reasons to dislike Obama - but if we start fostering and promoting a military that doesn’t have to follow orders, or is allowed to besmirch their commanders, or can just pick and choose what orders they can follow, where does that road lead?

[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Does this mean the general has to put money in an escrow account?