Obama Didn't Attend Daily Intelligence Briefings

Well I find her offensive so, I guess we're both content.

Mary Scott wrote: It's better to just read the briefing, that way you don't have to try to ask questions, or try to understand the answers.

Yeah, it's not like there's a magical machine that you can pick up and talk to someone on the other end, if you have a question.

archer wrote: Or it could be that Obama prefers to read the briefings rather than sit in meetings (on that I would agree with him).....or it could be that the Washington Post doesn't have a clue if he goes or not and just made the whole thing up.

Isn't speculation fun?

So if the POTUS might have some questions about something that he read it's more efficient for him to read a briefing hours later, ask someone on his staff to get an answer and then make a decision? It would be foolish of me to assume that you have any idea what is briefed in the morning intelligence meeting; there are issues that need to be addressed directly and they are time sensitive.

No, what would be foolish of you to assume would be to believe the crap coming from breitbart.com....

Ditto. Also, the signature line lacks every atom of taste and decency as well.

Democracy4Sale wrote: No, what would be foolish of you to assume would be to believe the crap coming from breitbart.com....

And your background in the Intelligence Community is what as it pertains to briefing the JCS or POTUS?

And your proof that Obama didn't get the intelligence briefings every day in whatever form was most beneficial or convenient is.....? (Breitbart.com? rofllol rofllol )

:Snooze

Recent events in Libya and Egypt are not evidence? You need to figure out where the rock that VL crawls under and work out a sub-lease with him as co-trolls.

I'll take that as a "NO, I don't have any proof that he didn't get the briefings in whatever form was most beneficial or convenient."

Thanks for playing.

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