Obama tries to raise soldier from the dead

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During his remarks to troops at Fort Drum today, the President was reminiscing about the times he has spent with the US Army's 10th Mountain Division, when he got something wrong.

"Throughout my service, first as a senator and then as a presidential candidate and then as a President, I’ve always run into you guys. And for some reason it’s always in some rough spots.

First time I saw 10th Mountain Division, you guys were in southern Iraq. When I went back to visit Afghanistan, you guys were the first ones there. I had the great honor of seeing some of you because a comrade of yours, Jared Monti, was the first person who I was able to award the Medal of Honor to who actually came back and wasn’t receiving it posthumously."

The problem is, Jared Monti was killed in action in Afghanistan, on June 21, 2006. He was awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously, September 17, 2009. President Obama handed the framed medal to his parents, Paul and Janet Monti. He and the First Lady comforted them in the Oval Office following the ceremony.

http://blogs.cbn.com/WhiteHouseWrap...eaks-about-soldier-killed-in-afghanistan.aspx
 
Speech writer needs to be more careful.

That would be true too. At the same time, one would expect that the real MOH winner, not posthumously would make an impression? Or that attending the services of another with their parents? Obviously though, not the case with the ice king:

http://www.blackfive.net/main/2011/06/president-obamas-terrible-mistake.html

President Obama's Terrible Mistake
Posted By Blackfive • [June 23, 2011]

From a Blackfive reader "T":

The President addressing the 10th Mountain Division today at Fort Drum:

"First time I saw 10th Mountain Division, you guys were in southern Iraq. When I went back to visit Afghanistan, you guys were the first ones there. I had the great honor of seeing some of you because a comrade of yours, Jared Monti, was the first person who I was able to award the Medal of Honor to who actually came back and wasn’t receiving it posthumously."​

As we all know, SSG Sal Giunta, of the 173rd Airborne, was the first living recipient (2011) of the MOH who fought in Iraq/Afganistan. SFC Jared Monti, 10th Mountain Division, was KIA in Afghanistan in 2006. He was posthumously awarded the MOH by Obama in 2009.

How does the Commander-in-Chief mix these heroes up? He put that medal around Giunta's neck and he stood with Monti's parents as they grieved. These fallen heroes leave such a great legacy, and we should know all their names. The ironic part of the speech, and this comes after the announcement of the politically pressured drawdown of troops in Afghanistan, was Obama's closing remark, "Know that your Commander-in-Chief has your back."

It shouldn't take a teleprompter for the C-in-C to get it right.
 
57 states.......
Corpse-man
Austrian language
SFC Jared Monti humiliatian
etc.....

and hes their smart one......hes pathetic
 
57 states.......
Corpse-man
Austrian language
SFC Jared Monti humiliatian
etc.....

and hes their smart one......hes pathetic

Desperately clutching, hoping Obama makes one more verbal gaffe, then he will have made as many total as BushII made in any given sentences. Give it up Bravo, your boy was a retard, Obama is just a human.
 
Desperately clutching, hoping Obama makes one more verbal gaffe, then he will have made as many total as BushII made in any given sentences. Give it up Bravo, your boy was a retard, Obama is just a human.
We all know about the double standard.....no need to explain it....
 
This is way more than a verbal gaff. The man gave the Medal of Honor to people, only one of which actually was there to receive it, and doesn't care enough to remember their names. Believe me, if I was handing a Medal of Honor to somebody who earned it through bravery, I absolutely would remember his name.

Now he never forgot his picks in the College Basketball Tournament...

What do you think he cares about more?
 
This is way more than a verbal gaff. The man gave the Medal of Honor to people, only one of which actually was there to receive it, and doesn't care enough to remember their names. Believe me, if I was handing a Medal of Honor to somebody who earned it through bravery, I absolutely would remember his name.

Now he never forgot his picks in the College Basketball Tournament...

What do you think he cares about more?

Exactly my point in post #4.
 
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