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For more than a year after Barack Obama became president, there was no
word from Colin Powell about a man he described as having “great insight
into the challenges we’re facing of a military and political and
economic nature.” Today, Powell broke his silence. Did he have the
courage to admit his mistake, his blunder, his betrayal?
No. Speaking on Face
the Nation, Powell said he did not regret endorsing Obama,
though the former Republican appointee could not bring himself to say
much of anything positive about him. He claimed, absurdly, that the
nation is more financially secure since The One took office and
that “slowly but surely we are starting to see the kind of improvements
the American people wanted and voted for him for.” Lackadaisical
leadership, cronyism and corruption, massive unemployment, soaring
deficits, weakness overseas – does General Powell really believe that
these are the changes the American people wanted?
Let’s compare Powell’s analytical skills now with his purported
sagacity during the campaign. [See it here]
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