The Big Speech at West Point

The White House finally gave its answer: The commander in chief is sending 30,000 troops to Afghanistan. The poor cadets at West Point were snoring their way through the big speech, a dull and flat emotionless talk. He seemed angry to have to even give the announcement. Not once does he mention an American victory. It's almost as if he would root for an American loss. With practically the same breath he announced the upcoming deployment, he stated that in 3 years he will start pulling back the troops. All the network commentators picked up on that one. It's like giving the enemy free reign to go on a long vacation and then come back into power.
Where is the forceful leadership this country deserves? We need a leader who can lead, not an apologist who sees this nation as wronging the Middle Eastern Muslim nations. They chose to attack us, Mr. President. We are trying to prevent more attacks at their hands in our nation. But what can you expect from a leader who cannot even call a terrorist a terrorist when he kills 13 people at Fort Hood and screams "Alla Akbar" while he's doing it.
Oh, we'd better apologize to the Muslims because they might get their feelings hurt if we call this Muslim extremist a terrorist.
We need the forcefulness of a Truman, a Reagan or an FDR cheering the troops on to victory not putting them to sleep with his lackluster apologetic speech. You can hear the disassociation in his voice. He could care less what the military does. He despises them.
Our friend, Chris Matthews, had the nerve to call West Point, "the enemy." Our military academy is the enemy? Another gaffe with no reprimand by the Obama owned media.
I don't know about you but I want my America back before he totally destroys it. ~ One Voice