Byron York recalls how Obama claims to be able to manage "Large Systems" and provide good support...
It’s not mentioned much now, but in the late summer of 2008, a major hurricane, Gustav, was in the Gulf of Mexico and headed toward New Orleans, threatening a replay of the disastrous Katrina experience. On September 1, 2008, Barack Obama, fresh from his Roman-colonnade speech on the final night of the Democratic convention in Denver, talked to CNN’s Anderson Cooper about Gustav and the Gulf. The question: As president, could he handle an emergency like that? Obama pointed to the size of his campaign and its multi-million dollar budget as evidence of his executive abilities. “Our ability to manage large systems and to execute, I think, has been made clear over the last couple of years,” Obama said. That executive ability, he added, “indicates the degree to which we can provide the kinds of support and good service that the American people expect.”.
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2 months before the President even took the time to meet with the CEO of BP...
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Still we are not using the oil skimming ships and technology by the Dutch in days after the Deepwater Horizon incident...
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The President sent Lawyers within days but yet ships, personnel, and technology options were ignored...
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The list goes on...
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