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I just sent this to my Congressman, Michael McCaul, who release a similarly weak statement yesterday:

“A failure of imagination.” So profound was this conclusion of the 9/11 committee, that you titled your book after it. I, for one, have no lack of imagination when it comes to the heinous, barbaric acts that our enemies want to visit upon our shores. Thank you Congressman McCaul for your stance on Homeland security. Please express my support to the President for his actions on “extreme vetting” for those who wish to immigrate here.

In 2001, it would have taken extraordinary imagination to predict that aggressors would live among us, attend flight school, learn to pilot commercial aircraft, and then turn aircraft into flying missiles. But no stretch of imagination is needed to predict probable infiltration within the mass of so-called refugees.

There is a paradox to pre-emption — If we’re right, we are excoriated by liberals because the act failed to materialize. Can you imagine if President Bush, acting on intel, had expelled foreign flight students from the United States? With 9/11 never happening, he would have been fed to the wolves as a madman bent on harming relations with middle eastern nations.

With his actions, President Trump is on the other side of the paradox. He IS preventing the attack before it happens, but he must still suffer the sharp words and manufactured dissent from the uninformed Quislings.

I stand with President Trump, and strongly support his actions to Make America Safe Again. Please stand with him in the strongest possible terms. The media are fueling dissent and I urge you to fight back against their lies and propaganda.