A nation without borders is a dying nation...

Phillip Stacy comments on Peggy Noonan's "The Crisis on the Border":

A nation without borders is a dying nation. A president without patriotism or loyalty to America is a traitor without restraint. A president who brags about killing children has the conscience of a psychotic. The harm to Americans and to illegal aliens of all ages from the crisis at the border is the fault of the biggest traitor in American history, a psychotic elected to the presidency who is unrestrained by loyalty or conscience. There is no border between Obama and evil.

"The president’s specific words: I’m “really good at killing people,”"
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/nov/4/obama-brag-new-book-im-really-good-killing-drones/

"The U.S. has incinerated innocent women and children"
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2014/01/09/Innocent-Drone-Deaths-now-Greater-than-Americans-Killed-on-9-11

Get ready for the spin job of all spin jobs

Peggy Noonan today:

It’s already begun: the White House is beginning to repeat that a diplomatic solution only came because the president threatened force. That is going to be followed by something that will grate on Republicans, conservatives, and foreign-policy journalists and professionals. But many Democrats will find it sweet, and some in the political press will go for it, if for no other reason than it’s a new story line.

It is that Syria was not a self-made mess, an example of historic incompetence. It was Obama’s Cuban Missile Crisis—high-stakes, eyeball-to-eyeball, with weapons of mass destruction and an implacable foe. The steady waiting it out, the inner anguish, the idea that crosses the Telex that seems to soften the situation. A cool, calibrated, chancy decision to go with the idea, to make a measured diplomatic concession. In the end it got us through the crisis.

Really, they’re going to say this. And only in part because this White House is full of people who know nothing—really nothing—about history. They’ve only seen movies.

The only question is who plays Bobby. Get ready for a leak war between Kerry’s staff and Hillary Clinton’s

An important thing. The president will be tempted, in his embarrassment, to show a certain dry and contemplative distance from Putin. The Obama White House should go lightly here: Putin could always, in his pique, decide to make things worse, not better. It would be good for Obama to show graciousness and appreciation. Yes, this will leave Putin looking and feeling good. But that’s not the worst thing that ever happened. And Putin has played this pretty well.

READ MORE "Making Sense of Syria."