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I don't agree Obama wants this country left unsafe under his watch. Yes, [Re: That Was Then]... he had revolutionary acquaintances around him moving up the rungs of his career. But now all eyes are on Obama and also those of his own children..it has to be difficult for a President to say that this terror attack under his leadership failed because those chosen to lead around him are unfit for our national security. The red flags were spot on there! I wrote on Yemen a few days ago in regard to Gitmo returnees. High alert should have been established a month ago. Perhaps Obama just gets his briefing from the MSM. Pretty bad when I have to read papers outside this country to be in the know with videos I might add.

Obama has admitted after a long [a record] silence that this was because of systematic and human failure. He deserves an F.

This F could undermine his whole presidency. If you are not protected from terror... health insurance is a mute point. The dead don't need health insurance. Even though in Illinois they have been known to vote.

Bush kept us safe as focus on the war was his priority, but Obama resided in an Academic La La Land, now a leader of the Real World --the authorized strikes with the help of the Saudi air force over the weekend were efficiently and quickly carried out. The same when he had the Somali pirate taken out. Those actions give him an B+.

Perhaps this first year of his presidency has given him a wake up call. But I feel his feet are too small to fill the tall boots needed to keep this country safe. The Democrats have pretty much screwed up the whole world of finance, science, social programs, etc..to win a presidential election by the use of hysterical propaganda gone wild!

Ayers to me is just old cindering copy. He's not worth the mention.