David Pressman is America's first-ever director for war crimes atrocities & civilian protection as appointed by Barack Obama. At 32, do you think he is too young and inexperienced for the job?

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David Pressman is America's first-ever director for war crimes atrocities & civilian protection as appointed by Barack Obama. At 32, do you think he is too young and inexperienced for the job?

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No, I think David Pressman will do a great job as the director for war crimes atrocities & civilian protection

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Yes, I think David Pressman is too young and inexperienced for the job

It doesn't matter to me whether or not David Pressman is the new director for war crimes atrocities & civilian protection

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Getting off a plane in Darfur, George Clooney brought out his camera to document the sight. For this, a rifle was pointed straight at his face. But David Pressman casually walked over, resolved the issue, and walked on as if nothing happened. This is the guy Barack Obama appointed as the first-ever director for war crimes atrocities and civilian protection. The job sounds like a really big responsibility, and at 32 years of age, David Pressman is up to the challenge. But at 32, is he ready?

Reference article by Sandra McElwaine

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-04-13/obama-hires-a-clooney-sidekick/