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JERRY POURNELLE ON OBAMA AND THE PIRATES: ?Reagan famously delegated control of this kind of event ?

By Glenn Reynolds

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JERRY POURNELLE ON OBAMA AND THE PIRATES: “Reagan famously delegated control of this kind of event to the on the scene commanders. I have no evidence that Obama did not do much the same thing, although this purports that he did not. Colonel Beckwith told me about the failed hostage rescue in Iran; I believed his story, so I have some evidence that Jimmy Carter did not delegate authority to local commanders, but in fact insisted on being involved all the way down the line. I have absolutely no evidence regarding the current situation. The pentagon scuttlebutt I have heard gives Obama good marks on this incident.”

Full post as published by Instapundit.com on April 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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