Colin Kahl, a national security official in the Obama administration, disputed Spicer’s description of the planning Thursday evening. Kahl, in tweets shared hundreds of times, said that the Defense Department worked up a general proposal that asked for the authorities to do raids in Yemen, but that the mission carried out Saturday was not specifically a part of that. Then-President Obama did not make any decisions because he thought it represented an expansion of the war in Yemen and believed the Trump administration should assess how to proceed, Kahl said.
“In a nutshell, Trump and his team owns the process and the ultimate decision — and the consequences,” Kahl tweeted.
you obviously didn't read the nyt's article .... I'm assuming that perhaps you're fearful that your eyes may fall out from reading a legitimate news source? .. Anyway, here it is and there is much that is in direct dispute with what you are saying... Too many suspicions, you had a bunch of rookies making that decision (with ulterior motives ) and therefore they bungled it .. whereas IF they had taken more time talked to more people perhaps we would have had a different outcome .. you know 'a clean one'? .... instead of dirty like him and him and the other two . .that had no experience nor business making that decision .. filth!
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