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That's the thing. No one, other than the clowns in the fever swamps, think that Libya is nefarious. Everything knows this is just how things work in the real world. Screw-ups and snafus occur, people die, it is heartbreaking, and hopefully you learn.
Here is your problem: no one thinks you losers can do it any better. We lived through Bush/Cheney. When it comes to strategic policy, everyone knows the Republicans do not know their backside from a hole in the ground. So Obama and company has quite a bit of latitude. His way seems intelligent. Does not bat 1.000, but that is alright by most Americans.
And when you whine about it ad nauseum, it sounds like just more certitudes that don't mean jack.
Courtesy of Eliana Johnson, here is a video contrasting two interviews: Steve Kroft's love-fest with President Obama and Secretary Clinton vs. Leslie Stahl's much-less-friendly sit-down with Eric Cantor.
I'm not complaining about Stahl's treatment of Cantor. There's nothing wrong with the press interrogating our elected representatives -- indeed, it's necessary.
What's so contemptible is the difference between the way Democrats and Republicans are treated -- just on the basis of their political affiliations (and that of the MSM). So-called "journalists" should be ashamed of themselves.
But if you need a cheap laugh, consider what...
I like how the standard of performance is the "loser Republicans". That in some weird way gives Obama "quite a bit of latitude". So we have to shut up and tolerate the Democrat version of incompetence because, well, Republicans stunk up the place, and Democrats get to do it too. Probably some logic in there.