Will A GOP Candidate Emerge To Confront Radical Islam?
A former U.S. Justice Department attorney says he's hopeful that a Republican
presidential candidate will emerge who shows the moral clarity to confront evil
and not appease radical Islamists.
(One News Now) The Obama administration has drawn criticism from Republican lawmakers over the president's decision to release five more Guantanamo detainees. Four of the five Yemeni terrorists headed for Oman, Yemen's neighbor, fueling speculation that they will soon be back in the terrorist business.
The administration is taking heat not only for the Gitmo transfers, but for its refusal to publicly call out radical Islam as the common thread in terrorist attacks.
"They don't have the moral clarity. They don't have an understanding of the sweep of how evil must be confronted," attorney J. Christian Adams, who now serves as legal editor for PJ Media, says of Democratic leaders who are eyeing 2016.
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(One News Now) The Obama administration has drawn criticism from Republican lawmakers over the president's decision to release five more Guantanamo detainees. Four of the five Yemeni terrorists headed for Oman, Yemen's neighbor, fueling speculation that they will soon be back in the terrorist business.
The administration is taking heat not only for the Gitmo transfers, but for its refusal to publicly call out radical Islam as the common thread in terrorist attacks.
"They don't have the moral clarity. They don't have an understanding of the sweep of how evil must be confronted," attorney J. Christian Adams, who now serves as legal editor for PJ Media, says of Democratic leaders who are eyeing 2016.
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We need a president, non muslim, who will get rid of these a-holes once & for all.
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