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President Obama's speech in accepting the Nobel Peace Prize showed great growth in his development as a leader. He courageously set forth the principles of just war before those who had assembled to give him a peace prize. The president boldly acknowledged America's very real enemy, Al Qaeda, in a move rarely heard from him prior in public addresses. His remarks also rectified his failure to mention any leaders besides himself in his remarks for the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. In doing so, President Obama exhibited humility and grace as he noted the achievements of leaders like...
Have Yourself a Very Jihad Christmas
But to say that Barack Obama is another Neville Chamberlain or Jimmy Carter is an understatement. He is worse than both men combined; he is both men completely deranged and on steroids. For never in the history of...