>>That's okay Mike. It's just my opinion and what I've noticed. I think Obama has a different worldview of things and apparently would love to cede control of the US to the UN, probably with him as the grand poobah.
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>>John, my views on Obama haven't changed - but if everything he said tonight is true - I'll give the man credit for pursuing a monster and ordering his execution. I've wanted the U.S. to get bin Laden for years. For once, Obama did the right thing.
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>Kevin, Obama did virtually nothing in this. He didn't risk one single hair. He rode a wave that was already in motion and now will try to use this as political fodder. The heros are the CIA ops who risked their very existence. The only thing I can say about Obama is thank God he didn't stop the operation for fear it might offend some muslims. I think he figures this to be a feather in his cap, that has cost him nothing and I detest politicians of his ilk, no matter their party affiliation.

I disagree. It could've turned into a Jimmy Carter fiasco (he took a big risk when he's campaigning -- huge risk but big payoff if successful) and as I wrote to Marcia, he could've pulled a Clinton, but he did not.