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"We cannot win a war if we do not identify our enemy."

I couldn't agree more. It took a long time for the President to publicly recognize what we are up against. But every single president before him - including Reagan - failed to recognize the threat of militant Islam. 9/11 woke up GWB - but not all the way. Now, though - at last! - he is fully engaged - not just against Saddam and the Taliban and Osama, who were/are specific enemies. It's a much larger struggle. The President gets this.

Political correctness and multiculturalism spent decades poisoning our discourse. It's pernicious and self-destructive. Tough to combat. The President deserves praise and admiration for his steadfastness and perseverence - not just against our foes in the field, but against numerous and powerful and vocal critics here at home.

"Now, though - at last! - he is fully engaged - not just against Saddam and the Taliban and Osama, who were/are specific enemies. It's a much larger struggle. The President gets this."

Does this mean he's going to get serious about border security. I am shocked terrorists haven't brought nuclear weapons across?