Napolitano HAS Done a Good Job on Terrorism
One of the persistent memes of the right-wing blogosphere has been that Janet Napolitano and the Obama administration has been doing a bad job against terrorism.
Conservatives will point out the Christmas Day terrorist attack, the Fort Hood shooting, and now the Times Square attempt. Napolitano’s claim that “the system worked” was widely mocked by conservatives after the X-Mas attack. Michelle Malkin recently said that Obama hasn’t done enough to fix security lapses, calling the no-fly list the go-fly list.
However, I think conservatives are missing one very important point. Under Napolitano, there have been no right-wing terrorist attacks. When Napolitano came into power, she made it clear how big of a threat conservatives are for terrorism, and she has thus far prevented any conservatives from attacking, evidenced by the number of conservative terrorist attacks.
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Posted by mhblatt on May 17, 2010 9:10 pm
» Filed Under Conservatives, DHS, Democrats, Government malfeasance/misfeasance, News, War On Terror, liberalism, terrorism
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Wow. Who can argue with such logic?
Janet Napolitano is doing exactly the sort of job we predicted given her record as Governor… of Arizona… where 1 in six residents is an illegal alien.
“Sleepy” Napolitano is simply a useless, totally unqualified, politically appointed hack mouthpiece blathering the left wing spiel while demonizing the patriotic true Americans left to defend and protect the timeless truths of the Constitution and founding documents.
She may as well be labeled an enemy belligerent herself, as she is clearly no protector of the founders ideals of freedom and liberty.
Incidentally, she left Arizona in such a shambles that she certainly deserved to run the country into the ground.