Miss of the Week: Breyers' Equivocation

...how many attacks we stopped by interning the Japanese? That is a question with no answer, and thus forces us to consider the circumstances under which the internment occurred, which was a war in which we were blindsided by the Japanese nation. How could we not have taken some action to protect our internal security.

Of course Liberals would say those people would never have attacked us being good Americans, and therefore the internment was a horrible thing. It must be wonderful to be an omniscient Leftist and know the unknowable!