Here is Victor Davis Hanson's latest column. Key paragraph:
At various times, Barack Obama has lashed out at those who wished to refuse to raise the debt limit, although as a senator that is just how he voted. He deplored the polluting effects of big money in campaigns, only to raise more Wall Street cash than anyone else in presidential history—as he became the first candidate to reject the public financing of general-election presidential campaigns and the limitations on fundraising that such four-decade-old laws entailed. He once decried the very idea of not applying the War Powers Act that as president he has completely ignored. He insisted that drilling and increased supply had little effect on oil-price stability—but maintained that releasing a small amount of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve most surely would. The once-demonized Bush protocols—Guantanamo, tribunals, renditions, intercepts, wiretaps, Predators, Iraq, preventive detention—have been embraced or indeed expanded.
When you put vast power into the hands of an alien and incompetent man, you get grave danger.
