The Jihadist Attack on Times Square
The New York Times reports: Federal agents and police detectives arrested a Connecticut man, a naturalized United States citizen from Pakistan, shortly before midnight Monday for driving a car bomb...
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John McCain is worried the Obami haven’t learned anything from the Christmas Day bombing attack: McCain, the ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and a longtime leading Republican on...
View ArticleA Constructive Suggestion
Sen. Joe Lieberman has come up with a proposal that would certainly help clarify how we respond to incidents like the Times Square bombing attempt (subscription required): Senate Homeland Security and...
View ArticleFlotsam and Jetsam
Ben Smith spots bias at the Washington Post. CEOs spots the worst place to do business: “California ranks last among the states and Washington D.C. as a place to do business, according to Chief...
View ArticleA Foreign Plot, a Common Criminal Trial
We learn from the criminal complaint that the Times Square jihadist bomber (and no, no member of the administration has used the words “Islamic extremist” or “Islamic terrorists,” so we are left again...
View ArticleThe No-Fly List Didn’t Work, Mr. Holder
Eric Holder tried to assure us that — to borrow a phrase — the system (i.e., the no-fly list) worked. But it didn’t, and the media, increasingly unwilling to cover for the Obama spin machine, is...
View ArticleRE: The No-Fly List Didn’t Work, Mr. Holder
After discovering that the federal no-fly list failed to keep Faisal Shahzad off a Dubai-bound commercial flight, there is only one thing to say: It’s becoming clear that the system that has been in...
View ArticleEzra Klein: The Foreclosure Made Him Do It
Ezra Klein is one of the lefty horde of bloggers the Washington Post has taken on board in an effort to remain relevant. Or get eyeballs on the Internet. Or something. Anyway, he writes mostly on...
View ArticleWhen Watching Doesn’t Work
Daniel Foster has a good catch at The Corner: according to the New York Times profile of Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad, officials of the Joint Terrorism Task Force were investigating him as early...
View ArticleFlotsam and Jetsam
Heck of an ad campaign: “A threatening TV commercial appearing in Pennsylvania has residents of the state spooked by its ‘Orwellian’ overtones, and critics are calling it a government attempt to scare...
View ArticleThe Taliban Times Square Bomber
The New York Times reports: American officials said Wednesday that it was very likely that a radical group once thought unable to attack the United States had played a role in the bombing attempt in...
View ArticleLieberman Legislation
Sen. Joe Lieberman introduced his legislation today to strip terrorists of citizenship in the same way an existing statute passed in 1940 does for those who take up arms against the U.S. in a foreign...
View ArticleDoes the Obama Administration’s Anti-Terrorism Strategy Rely on Luck?
The administration is sensitive to the notion that they are relying on terrorists’ ineptitude and alert citizenry to defend America. On Fox News Sunday, the continually hapless John Brennan had this to...
View ArticleYemen Won’t Extradite Jihadist Cleric
Eli Lake reports: Yemen’s government has announced it will not extradite Anwar al-Awlaki, the U.S.-born jihadist cleric who is credited with inspiring the recent wave of anti-American terrorist plots...
View ArticleThe Obama Team’s Criminal-Justice Model Fails
The Obama administration came into office convinced that the Bush approach to fighting terrorism was flawed and that instead we could apply criminal-justice rules in the war against Islamic terrorism....
View ArticleMore Arrests, No Mirandizing in Times Square Bombing Investigation
Fox News reports that two Pakistani men in the Boston area have been arrested in connection with the Times Square bombing attempt: “These searches are the product of evidence that has been gathered in...
View ArticleFlotsam and Jetsam
A disappointment to leftist civil rights groups? “The issue of race is one reason some liberals fear Kagan’s confirmation would actually tug the court to the right, particularly on voting rights,...
View ArticleIt’s the Islamic Radicalism, Mr. Holder
For those still befuddled about the motivation (yeah, we’re talking about you, Mr. Attorney General) for Faisal Shahzad’s bombing plot, his e-mails should put to rest the notion that it was financial...
View ArticleFlotsam and Jetsam
So much for the idea that the Democrats’ political fortunes are improving. New polls show Republicans ahead in Senate races in Nevada, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Colorado. Carly Fiorina has again...
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