Straight out of the hackery playbook

When you disagree with a theory, when you disagree with a strategy, or when you disagree with a plan, rather than debating it's merits, claim that it isn't there.

Ambassador Rice today on ABC news said absolutely nothing to every question. Where is the transparency that Obama was supposed to have in his administration. Asked about 10 times what was the U.S going to do about North Korea,s launch of a nuclear missile. She keep saying that "we are conferring with our allies, Russia, China and Japan. We need a plan and this administration is stupid and trembling and we know that nothing will be done.

One thing that has amused me in the "War on Terror" [© Bushco], and now, our financial catastrophe, is watching politicians point fingers at each other. But, that's rule #1 in the hackery playbook; "Find blame and divert it". Democrats are all too willing to point the finger at Fmr. President Bush for 9/11. However, any idiot knows that something like that operation doesn't happen over night. Probably longer than 9 months. Now, we have Republicans anxious to forget 6 years of Republican rule leading up to our financial collaps. Fortunately for us, the lovely FreeAmerica is no different. She would love to point the finger at Obama for N. Korea launching its most recent missile. However, a 17 year old physics student knows that it takes a lot longer than 60 days to arrange a missile test. That same high school student could also read the transcript and understand what the administrations plan is.

As a side bar, it just has to be tearing her apart inside to see the President and First Lady getting so much love in Europe. Jealousy and dogmatic pride is an ugly ugly mixture.

And the comment is...

Simply disagreeing with a plan does not make the plan magically disappear. You may disagree with dealing with the problem through the UN. You may disagree with utilizing diplomacy, multilateral or otherwise. You may believe that another UN resolution would be useless. It is, however, a plan. It is, however, a change from the previous administration. Diplomacy is, as you've noted, exactly what the President campaigned on. It is, among other things, what the American people voted for.

P.