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For Obama it doesn’t matter whether the policy is harmful to US national security. It doesn’t matter if the Brotherhood slaughters Christians and Shi’ites and persecutes women and girls. It doesn’t matter if the Brotherhood’s governing incompetence transforms Egypt – and Tunisia, and Libya and etc., into hell on earth. As far as Obama is concerned, as long as he is true to his idea, his foreign policy is a success.

Unfortunately, if past experience in Iran is any guide, the Obama administration will align itself with the jihadist oppressors, rather than their anti-Islamist opponents. It will try to thwart any congressional effort to restrict further engagement with the Morsi regime, for example by cutting off or conditioning foreign aid and military sales.

Obama has handicapped the intelligence community and endangered Americans by his policy of not offending even radical jihadist groups.

Rep. West has warned of the dangers of the Muslim Brotherhood and Obama’s strategy of apology and appeasement.

So what if they burn American flags. So what if they burned 3,000 people, the ones who didn’t jump or kill themselves some other way. So what if their great ambition in life is to climb over all our walls and kill most of us and enslave the rest because the Koran, that most holy book which unlike New Yorkers must not be burned, tells them to do it. So what?

Thanks to Obama’s brilliant maneuvering with radical Islamists we now could be looking at a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. Iran will soon have nuclear weapons and has declared it wants to wipe Israel off the face of the earth and kill all infidels. Now a retired Egyptian General is calling for a nuclear equipped Egypt. Is there any other reason to drill baby drill and make the US independent of Middle East terrorist funding oil? Can we stand four more years of foreign policy incompetence?

What shouldn’t get lost in all this are the policies of the Obama administration that have helped facilitate the ascendency of the Muslim Brotherhood, particularly in Egypt.

You’d think it would at least tie aid to Cairo to verifiable actions on the ground, not platitudes and eyewash for Western audiences. Instead, it’s already releasing $1.5 billion in no-strings-attached cash to the new regime. – IBD

Islam and democracy are entirely incompatible. Islam is more than a religion. It is a political system as well. There is no secular divide between the two. Its concept of justice and law remains rooted in the seventh century. It subjugates all non-Muslims and reduces women to chattel.

Islam and democracy do not mix. What the Egyptian and Iranian revolutions have in common is the support of many different factions that brought them about, but once Islamists are in power, Sharia law drags a nation back to the seventh century.