President Barack Obama sidestepped Congress on the war in Libya against the advice of his own legal team. He has announced a swifter troop withdrawal from Afghanistan than his own generals recommended. He continues to push for more government spending while all economic indicators show his spend-our-way-out-of-debt policies have failed miserably. There is little doubt that he is now making major decisions based on what he thinks is best for his own political future rather than for the good of the country, but his one-man-band approach shows more than the usual ambitious candidate, it shows a power-mad ruler desperately trying to hold onto (and increase) his power.

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President Barack Obama's brand of compulsive campaigning only works when he has an enemy to attack. Without his immature attempts at sarcasm and ridicule, personal insults and finger pointing, all he has left is his record of abject failure and plummeting job approval rating. But in this election cycle the only enemy left for him to attack is the majority of the American people.

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With just four months before the mid-term elections, there are few foreseeable mistakes that could derail the expected Republican resurgence. RNC Chairman Michael Steele is one of them. Proving that yet again - Mr. Steele's latest captured-on-video comments about the war in Afghanistan.

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The man who believes that admitted terrorists who have killed thousands should be tried in civilian court, that the US federal government should sue individual states for protecting themselves when that federal government will not and that his own country is a "nation of cowards" with regard to race has been sent to Afghanistan to foster the development of that country's justice system. (source)

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We have seen the enemy and it was wearing a dress. Displaying once again the cowardice for which our enemies in the War on Terror are famous, a senior Taliban commander disguised in women's clothes has been killed.

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