Barack Obama Rock Center: President Describes The Killing Of Osama Bin Laden As The 'Most Important' Day Of His Presidency

Does it matter if the photos are released or not? I, and many other Americans, don't give a hoot about bin Laden, dead or alive. We're more concerned about keeping our homes and getting (or keeping) the lousy jobs we have.

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Presidents can do both (deal with the economy and the proof of OBL's death, and it's not just the photos that need to be released).  Presidents can walk and chew gum at the same time.  It's not a matter of doing one thing instead of another.  

Yes, it matters. It's even necessary, to deal with this before being able to deal with the economy.  For all of the reasons I've already stated, about how we do it in a democracy, but also because after years of reports that had OBL's activities growing to mythic proportions (renal failure yet living in a cave, able to elude the most expensive and well-equipped military in the world, and claims he'd already died but to announce it would have Americans questioning the continuing of the war), yes, it matters.  How Obama has handled the death of OBL is extremely suspicious.  

Just because you've chosen the name Ilovegreatdanes, I'm going to speak to you in language you might better appreciate -- How all animals need to process a death among them.  Not just the death of a friend or family member, but the death of any of their kind and the effect it has on all as a group.

Here are two extraordinary clips where the need for 'proof' is clear for processing and closure.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5RiHTSXK2A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nM9GLhuPDXA
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