Another note.... The guy in the row in front of him doesn't look to be a fan of the president in name only or none too pleased to be there, because he looks pretty pissed off about something......lol.. Here's another one too and he looks the same. Kind of like a hall monitor who's pissed because everyone's making fun of the principle instead of listening to what he's saying which reports said was kind of going on there....
Actually, I'm posting this because it was linked on Drudge way earlier today without the explanation as you can see, which says right in the caption I posted down at the bottom of the post that he was reading this book "waiting" for Obama who's known to be perpetually late for almost everything he appears at...
Not "during" the speech as the Drudge screencap snapped above obviously indicated..lol .
I don't think Drudge would have linked to it with that insinuating "headline" saying "during the speech" with such an easy explanation for it available right next to the picture, as is now the case at this moment late Wednesday night. Just wondering, I wouldn't put it past AP to insert it later, seeing the traffic going up on it to save Obama some embarrassment.
But the other one obviously shows the guy in a more relaxed position, indicating the speech was indeed not underway so it kinda looks like that's what Drudge did anyways I guess. :)
However, if this was a Bush speech, you know damn well they would'a blasted that pic all over the 4, 5 and 10 o'clock news on every network and cable channel no doubt either way with a 18 pt headline saying what Drudge did basically..
So anyhow...... this is the entire caption that can now be found attached to the pictures as both have the same one.
Afghanistan - Yahoo! News Photos: "A U.S. Army cadet reads a book entitled 'Kill Bin Laden' as he waits with other cadets for U.S. President Barack Obama to deliver an address on U.S. policy and the war in Afghanistan at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York December 1, 2009. Obama is expected to announce a plan to send 30,000 more U.S. troops to Afghanistan over six months in a bid to beat back the Taliban and bring a quicker end to a costly and unpopular eight-year war."
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