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President's speech barely addresses security concerns of Americans

Obama tries to take credit for success in Iraq despite opposition to troop surge

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- Move America Forward  Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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Sacramento, Calif. – Move America Forward, the nation’s largest grassroots pro-troop organization took offense last night as President Obama tried to take credit for the success of the Iraq War when he was a bitter opponent of the successful troop surge implemented by President George W. Bush.  Obama proclaimed “I promised I would end this war, and that is what I am doing as President. “ 

Shawn Callahan, Executive Director of Move America Forward, said “Without the surge America would have left Iraq with the war lost to the insurgents.  If Obama had been in charge of the Iraq war, it would have been lost along with the needless loss of potentially thousands of innocent Iraqis who would have been at the mercy of the terrorists and criminals.  Americans would be further at risk with a more emboldened terrorist network.

“It is reprehensible for the President to take credit for a war his predecessor won.  Then-Senator Obama criticized the Iraq war, called it a dumb war, said our troops would fail and that the surge would make things worse. History has proved him wrong, and yet he still tries to somehow take credit for our troops’ success without even congratulating them on the good job they have done.”

His speech offered only a few minutes to the subject of national security after speaking at length about a multitude of other issues that Obama felt were more important despite the fact that the country is at war.  President Obama also failed to address security in several other ways:

  • The President failed to recognize America’s “war on terror.”  His Administration continues to treat terrorism as a police action despite the threat against America by a group of extremists who have declared war on us.
  • The President makes no mention of Guantanamo Bay, nor does he acknowledge that his own Administration has found terrorists held there who should be detained indefinitely.
  • The President talked tough about nuclear disarmament with respect to North Korea and mentioned Iran, but his pandering around the world has brought no success in stopping their nuclear ambitions.
  • Obama refused to address complaints that the Christmas bomber is being treated as a criminal defendant with full constitutional rights instead of an enemy combatant who should be in the hands of the U.S. military and intelligence agencies.
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