US President Barack Obama Monday denied his administration was indulging in “excessive celebration” on the anniversary of the death of Osama bin Laden, six-months before he faces reelection.
Obama said it was “appropriate” to remember the killing of the Al-Qaeda leader by US special forces and took a clear swipe at his election rival Mitt Romney, implicitly questioning whether he would have ordered the raid.
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