Did Obama share his feelings of shame? I don't recall that.Yeah, a little bit.
I miss having leaders with a sense of shame.
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Did Obama share his feelings of shame? I don't recall that.Yeah, a little bit.
I miss having leaders with a sense of shame.
I'm still fuzzy on why these drug pushers are being called terrorists. They don't seem to be doing anything terror-oriented, as far as I can tell. Have they been blowing up buildings and stuff and I missed the headlines?There is s difference in hitting narcoterrorists on the high seas and going into American towns and cutting them down. Preventing them from crossing our borders in the first place is appropriate. And the military is under no obligation to give us the military intelligence regarding their actions on the high seas while protecting this country from these cartels that are killing Americans.
Yes, he did on one occasion.Did Obama share his feelings of shame? I don't recall that.
I thought we were discussing the deliberate killing of terrorists and not about accidentally killing an American citizen. Did you think we were?Yes, he did on one occasion.
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The 2015 accidental killing of Warren Weinstein
In April 2015, Obama announced that a U.S. drone strike in January of that year had accidentally killed American aid worker Warren Weinstein and Italian aid worker Giovanni Lo Porto. Weinstein had been held hostage by al-Qaeda since 2011.
- Obama's response: Obama took "full responsibility for all our counterterrorism operations" and offered a direct apology to the victims' families. He expressed his deepest condolences and acknowledged the anguish the families were enduring.
 
I was discussing presidents having a sense of shame.I thought we were discussing the deliberate killing of terrorists and not about accidentally killing an American citizen. Did you think we were?
There is s difference in hitting narcoterrorists on the high seas and going into American towns and cutting them down.
This thread is about military actions against enemies of this country. Its not about the military being asked to target American citizens accidental or not. Did Obama show shame for targeting the enemy?I was discussing presidents having a sense of shame.
Thats not a requirement for terrorists on the high seas.The principle is the same. The state is killing someone without providing them an opportunity to surrender and defend themeselves in court.
Allegedly they have a legal justification, but it's a secret.The administration has not provided a legal authority or justification for the attack Tuesday that killed 11 people.
Allegedly they have a legal justification, but it's a secret.
Democrats shut out of Capitol Hill boat strikes briefing by the military
Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, blasted the Trump administration following reports that his Republican counterparts were briefed on the unilateral strikes against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean.
In a forceful statement, Warner condemned the reported partisan briefingas “indefensible,” expressing concern about the “troubling precedent” that such a move sets.
“Shutting Democrats out of a briefing on U.S. military strikes and withholding the legal justification for those strikes from half the Senate is indefensible and dangerous,” Warner wrote in his statement.
“The administration must immediately provide to Democrats the same briefing and the OLC opinion justifying these strikes, as [Secretary of State Marco] Rubio personally promised me that he would in a face-to-face meeting on Capitol Hill just last week,” Warner wrote.