He believes any withdrawal from either Iraq or Afghanistan is a tragedy.  He considers it “likely” that terrorists will hit the U.S. with a nuclear weapon.  He may be correct, but how do you prove the negative that it might not?

He was asked what could be done to end the gridlock in Washington.  I was disappointed that he limited his comments to denouncing the Democrats’ fight to protect entitlements.  While that is a problem, it is certainly not the only problem with Congress.

Humorously, he recounted the story of how he is distantly related to President Obama — cousins eight generations ago.  He didn’t discuss either the markets or the economy.

Truth-In-Blogging:  I liked his boss a whole bunch more than him and wonder if history will agree.