An intimate look into the Obama Adminstrations tacticsTexas Insider Report: WASHINGTON D.C. The Obama Administration has a Kill List according to a New York Times articles grim look into the top-secret counter-terrorism tactics nomination process designating which terrorist to capture and kill. It turns out the Obama Administration has more blood on its hands than originally thought Liz Wahl explains.
As it turns out it looks like the Obama Administration has a lot more blood on its hands than many thought and President Obama is insisting on approving every single name on the ever-expanding list says Wahl.
Now there is word of this Kill List a list that is compiled & approved by a president who campaigned against the Iraq War and U.S. torture tactics this shows the Presidents apparent evolution in dealing with counter-terrorism.
With some critics comparing this list to a collection of baseball cards for many it appears the U.S. long-ago turned from being a nation concerned with National Security defense to actively going on the offensive Wahl says.
Now the only question is if the American public will find these counter-terrorism tactics as palatable come November.
Texas Insider Report: WASHINGTON D.C. The Obama Administration has a Kill List according to a New York Times articles grim look into the top-secret counter-terrorism tactics nomination process designating which terrorist to capture and kill. It turns out the Obama Administration has more blood on its hands than originally thought Liz Wahl explains.
As it turns out it looks like the Obama Administration has a lot more blood on its hands than many thought and President Obama is insisting on approving every single name on the ever-expanding list says Wahl.
Now there is word of this Kill List a list that is compiled & approved by a president who campaigned against the Iraq War and U.S. torture tactics this shows the Presidents apparent evolution in dealing with counter-terrorism.
With some critics comparing this list to a collection of baseball cards for many it appears the U.S. long-ago turned from being a nation concerned with National Security defense to actively going on the offensive Wahl says.
Now the only question is if the American public will find these counter-terrorism tactics as palatable come November.
