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W. B. Heffernan, Jr. /p>

Is it youth and inexperience or ignorance, lack of commitment, fear of standing against real threats and/or stupidity that would lead Barack Obama to declare war on cynicism but reduce the war against terrorists and jihadists to a cost/benefit analysis and payoffs to quiet our enemies?

And 10,000 committed terrorists? Ha! Does that guesstimate by Obama's advisers inspire a collective sigh of relief? Only with those who look for reasons to continue or initiate their denial of the reality of the jihadists' war on Western Civilization.

p>Barack Obama's to-date campaign seems to be cynically naive -- and empty. And he seems yet another "I'm not my opponent" challenger who appeals, regrettably, to the apparent shallowness of far too many potential voters. br> -- C. Kenna Amos br> Princeton, West Virginia /p> p> IT CAN BE DONE br> Re: Windsor Mann's Spent Republicanism : /p>

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