6 thoughts on “So, Which Was The Bigger Political Blunder?”

  2. The latter. However the former could be a “Mission Accomplished” moment for Obama. Needless to say, it would have been one if Obama had an (R) after his name. Though if Obama had that “Scare Force One” would have been the least of the things he couldn’t have gotten away with.

    On a technical point. Air Force Two refers to a plane that has the VP on it. Now I wouldn’t be shocked if Biden were involved in this debacle, but so far we don’t know he was on.

    So it wasn’t Air Force One (or Two) that buzzed NYC. Just a mere VC-25 (the two of which which just happens to become Air Force One more than any other planes).

    I’m a bit shocked the Netroots haven’s used that defense. That it couldn’t have been AF1 since Obama wasn’t on it.

  3. The VC-25 overflight. It cost someone their job.

    The Torture Memo’s are good politics. Even Rand Simberg
    is calling them Torture memo’s.

    That Makes the GOP the party of Torture, Deficit spending
    and cowardice.

  4. Wow… Mr. Lee has set himself quite the problem.

    If President Obama retains the substance of the Bush Administration policies, does that make the Democrats the party of Torture, Deficit spending, and cowardice?

  5. The VC-25 overflight. It cost someone their job.

    All that means is that they’re too politically stupid to recognize what a blunder the memo release was (as are you).

    Even Rand Simberg is calling them Torture memo’s.

    Apparently, you didn’t notice that I put the word in quotes, you moron. And learn some grammar. Why did you put an apostrophe in “memos”?

  6. I don’t think Obama really cares if Pelosi is embarrassed by the torture memos. He appears to want to get the truth out, whatever that may be.

    So I guess I’m voting for the AF-1 flight as the bigger blunder. Which, although a really dumb thing to do, is pretty small beer in the grand scheme of things.

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