It's been a while since I've typed out an opinion thread so please bear with me....
I've been peeping how this administration react to tough issues. At first, I thought it was actually smart to start a committee, make a Czar for a particular issue, and have a group of minds figure a situation out. I do not mind a group session to figure out how to fix a certain problem. With that being said, when has this administration actually took responsibility of their actions? When has this administration actually took hold of a situation, and made a plan out that do not have to be campaign for? Anyone...
With looking at how this administration handles itself during adversity makes me think a couple of things.
1. If you need a committee/czar for every issue, does that mean you really do not understand any issues?
2. Or, are you afraid of the political repercussions you may/will face if you make the gutsy decision?
This all takes me back to my old JROTC days. This is where I really understood what leadership actually meant. I learned that although leaders sometimes make the wrong decision, the way they deal with their mistakes counts far more. That's where I learn that making excuses is the first sign of weakness. That's where I found out that blaming other people for a situation is counter productive...
Seems like Obama needs to sit in an JROTC class one day....More like TODAY...
I've been peeping how this administration react to tough issues. At first, I thought it was actually smart to start a committee, make a Czar for a particular issue, and have a group of minds figure a situation out. I do not mind a group session to figure out how to fix a certain problem. With that being said, when has this administration actually took responsibility of their actions? When has this administration actually took hold of a situation, and made a plan out that do not have to be campaign for? Anyone...
With looking at how this administration handles itself during adversity makes me think a couple of things.
1. If you need a committee/czar for every issue, does that mean you really do not understand any issues?
2. Or, are you afraid of the political repercussions you may/will face if you make the gutsy decision?
This all takes me back to my old JROTC days. This is where I really understood what leadership actually meant. I learned that although leaders sometimes make the wrong decision, the way they deal with their mistakes counts far more. That's where I learn that making excuses is the first sign of weakness. That's where I found out that blaming other people for a situation is counter productive...
Seems like Obama needs to sit in an JROTC class one day....More like TODAY...