Capitol Logic: Crawling to Conclusions

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Crawling to Conclusions

After the Fort Hood "man-made disaster", we were treated to the absurd irony of Obama telling the American people not to "jump to conclusions" about why this tragedy occurred. This from a man for whom jumping to conclusions is one of his primary skills and means of exercise. Obama had no trouble jumping to the conclusion that police officers in Boston "acted stupidly" in the arrest of Louis Gates, before he had any facts whatsoever about what actually happened. Yet in the case of the Fort Hood tragedy the murderer might as well have worn a Team Al Qaeda t-shirt, but Obama still can't even crawl to the conclusion that the shooter is a terrorist.

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David HargraveNovember 18, 2009 at 8:29 PM
Spot on. Fort Hood was an act of terrorism. Another classic cover-up by our lame stream media.
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Crawling to Conclusions

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