By hiding I meant from the press who SHOULD be grilling him like a cheap steak.
Why should they? They are part of the problem too. When you depend on the press to do their job, they can't support presidents or a political party but rather be nuetral - which when you look at history of our country and the press, that never happened to begin with.
I did not say they should disobey a LEGAL order, IF they are ordered to fight under the "blue" flag they should refuse to do so.
Well see that is a legal order. If this was the case, we should have never allowed our troops to fight with the Brits and French in the first war and we should have refused to participate in SHAEF and especially NATO.
Not a multinational war? Looks that way to me.
Well using the concept of declaring war before attacking a country, you have to ask yourself why are we still in Korea?
This is not a war, it is an attack by different nations under the guise of a humanitarian need. Pretty poor excuse when you really come down to it - killing people to save people.
I guess I am not quite as cavalier with the lives of our armed forces. If I were president I think that I would be just a tad more concerned about their lives and safety. Maybe because I once was controlled by a president and would have had to go into combat if ordered. Gives one a bit different perspective.
Well don't equate my approach with any lack of concern, if it was up to me this would not happen for any reason, and I wouldn't be playing the cop on the world beat thing or worrying about what the people of Europe or the Middle East think of me. My concern is if there is a need for this based on what Libya has done to the United States, if they attacked us directly and openly, then it wouldn't be an issue but until then our troops would not be doing what they are doing right now.
I think as one very good and qualified person said a while ago, there is a BIG difference between the interest of the United States and the defense of the United States.