Remember when people wondered if Obama could handle a "3 am moment"????

[scheming daemons]

lol.

[malaise]

1. I'm pushing this to the greatest page

because of the fugging unrecs

[Raine]

2. He certainly proved that he can!

:thumbsup:

[treestar]

3. Yes.

And he was considered so "inexperienced" by the right wing.

[malaise]

4. What is that fugging loser Palin saying today? n/t

[Hissyspit]

5. Those people were Hillary Clinton and her campaign advisors:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ_z9Tpdl9A

Obama and his campaign advisors disagreed with her:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BvyF351RS8

We ended up getting both of them.

[Very_Boring_Name]

6. By 3 AM moment didn't they mean a serious emergency situation?

I wouldn't classify this as an "emergency". Not to knock the accomplishment, I'm just nitpicking.

[Hissyspit]

7. Well, sort of. See video links in my post upthread.

There is implication of judgment involving the military in the original ad, but I don't think this is what even the Clinton campaign had in mind, so much.

"Sorry to bother you at 3 in the morning, Mr(s). President, but we just found Osama bin Laden. Should we shoot him?"

"Um, yeah. Didn't I sign that executive order already?"

[meegbear]

8. +1

[gkhouston]

10. Yes. If there's a "3 am moment" associated with this, it will be associated with

an act of retaliation. I'm sure he's up to the challenge, but I'm hoping the backblow won't be too bad.

[gkhouston]

9. delete; wrong place. n/t

[texpatriot2004]

11. I knew he could! Besides, I knew he could do better than the

idiot Bush anytime - that was obvious.