[Mr. Mojo]

In choosing to define just about every problem the world faces as a potential national security threat, it is unwittingly inviting back the era of big, bigger, biggest government.

Radical Islam and rogue dictatorships with WMD are legitimate national security threats, and the President has (justifiably) chosen to concentrate his efforts on these threats. This is hardly "just about every problem the world faces." The author of this piece, in attempting to bolster his weak argument, has shamelessly engaged in gross hyperbole.