Maybe I'm the only one, but Obama seems too good to be true.
Unabashedly intelligent, optimistic, aware that other countries exist and their people matter, admits that killing terrorists just encourages them - it is hard to think of anything to object to.
I think he overstated the gravity of our current situation. Then again, maybe he was providing historical context to demonstrate how what we're going through isn't such a great big deal.
Given his popularity and desire to do things the way they ought to be done, he is putting himself out there as enemy #1 for anyone who is happy with the way things are.
Because of this, all through his speech this morning, I kept waiting for something truly awful to happen. Either to him specifically or to the whole city. Action movie kind of bad thing.
I guess the reality is that any horrible thing that anyone may try to do will most likely be done to undermine him and render him powerless, rather than remove him physically.
Nonetheless, I spent most of the speech distracted by thoughts of how a crowd that size could possibly be secure.
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Me to, I watched "Die Hard" last night and it set the same tone in my mind. Tonight I will continue watching the "Die Hard" quadrology just to stay paranoid.
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