Let's take a look at Obama's lack of decision in the face of his hand picked general's request for more soldiers and the effect that will have on the military. I would suppose that retention of essential personnel will drop as will enlistments as Obama decides whether his politics or the mission is more important to him and his leftist zealots! The farce of the Nobel Prize I believe will cause even more delay and if not will cause him to not send the troops his general on the ground fighting the war requested...the War BTW that Obama named as "the correct" war to be fighting!

Wake-up people this clown stays in costume and character 24-7!

The language of priorities is the religion of Socialism.....Aneurin Bevan

So it's your position that it is the duty of the commander in chief of the armed forces to immediately cut off his deliberations in response to a leak from within the ranks and to give the general in charge of one theater everything he requests regardless of how that request may fit within larger strategic considerations? That failure to do so constitutes "lack of decision?"

I disagree.

LOL! A Leak! I'd say giving a speech far from a leak! Obama had not spoken to the general in weeks if not months...and the general obviously felt the need to take it public to save American lives fighting Obama's "chosen" war...but I suppose the American soldier's lives aren't as important as Obama's socialization of the American health system of better yet flying across the globe to get the olympics for his home tome cronies! With his "selection" by the European socialist for the Nobel Prize my point is that the soldiers on the ground and those thinking of joining in light of his indecision and his ignoring his general's request will be getting out ASAP and those thinking of joining will find something else to do for at least the next 3 years!

The language of priorities is the religion of Socialism.....Aneurin Bevan

Well, the first thing that happened was a leak of McChrystal's report.

But fine ... we'll work with your version of things. Suppose you ran a large enterprise and a subordinate you had hired to run one division of that enterprise "found it necessary to go public" in an effort to pressure you into doing what he felt was needed for that division (as opposed to the enterprise as a whole, which is your responsibility.) Would you immediately end all your deliberations and do what that subordinate demanded?