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Obama To Push Back Harder Against Hillary's "Commander-In-Chief Threshold" Onslaught
In a sign that the Obama camp may realize that they need to push back harder on Hillary's efforts to sow doubts about his readiness to be commander-in-chief, Obama will hold a press conference today with former service secretaries for the armed forces who will attest to his experience and judgment.
Among the secs attending: Secretary Clifford Alexander, Jr. (U.S. Army -- Carter Administration); Secretary Richard Danzig (U.S. Navy -- Clinton Administration); and Secretary F. Whitten Peters (U.S. Air Force -- Clinton Administration).
Hard to miss that two are from the administration of Hillary's husband.
One thing to watch for: Is this the beginning of a concerted effort to challenge Hillary's commander-in-chief assault much more aggressively?
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