>>Have we been attacked since January 2009?
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>>Mike, that's a topic of some debate.
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>>Remember Carlos Bledsoe (a.k.a. Abdul Hakim Mujahid Muhammad), the Muslim convert who killed a U.S. soldier and injured another one, in Little Rock back in June of 2009? There are reports that he was targeting other sites across the United States.
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>>Yes, one could argue this was just an isolated case. However, Bledsoe had previously been investigated by the FBI - but (reportedly) investigators were under direction from the White House to "back off" investigations into Black Muslim converts. We may never hear the full story, but there have been strong rumors for over a year that anyone investigating Black Muslims is in danger of jeopardizing his/her career, given the current political climate.
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>>And then you've got his Homeland Security Chief (Janet Napolitano), who is a complete jackass.
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>>By the way... around the same time last year, an abortion doctor was killed, WITHOUT HOURS, Obama issued a statement of condemnation. (As well he should have). But when two soldiers are shot and one was killed by a Black Muslim - no immediate response from a president who fellates Islam at every chance.
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>>And I almost forgot Nidal Malik "AbduWali" Hasan....isolated? Perhaps.
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>No comment on Obama and Islam, which you so delicately put, other than to say not reflexively tilting towards Israel seems like a pro-Islam bias in comparison.
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>Was Hasan the guy who had a bomb in a van in NYC? It was later reported that if it had gone off as planned it would have killed thousands.
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>IMO it's a crazy world we are living in. Repeating myself, I think it is beyond the power of any President to prevent terrorist attacks. We are doing everything we can

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No we're not. We are doing everything this government (and the previous one) is willing to do and willing to pay for. I would have thought that 60 minutes was your cup of tea. If you watch no other news show than it, you would at least be aware of that information.



-- does the experience of flying on an airplane not now suck? -- and it's still not foolproof.
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>I am not being partisan about this. Please note that I said Bush was not to blame for 9/11.