Barack Obama (Blame America Firster)

"Evil does exist. I mean we see evil all the time. We see evil in Darfur. We see evil, sadly on the streets of our cities. We see evil in parents who have viciously abused their children and I think it has to be confronted. It has to be confronted squarely and one of the things that I strongly believe is that, you know, we are not going to, as individuals, be able to erase evil from the world. That is God's task. But we can be soldiers in that process and we can confront it when we see it. Now the one thing that I think is very important is for us to have some humility in how we approach the issue of confronting evil. But, you know, a lot of evil has been perpetrated based on the claim that we were trying to confront evil."

- Answer to the question: Does evil exist, and if so, do we ignore it, do we negotiate with it, do we contain it, or do we defeat it?

**A simple, YES would have sufficed, but Obama couldn't say that without finding a way to smack-down on the U.S.

"The gut instinct for Obama - whether talking about our 'tragic history', or the need for more 'oppression studies' or evoking our sins in front of the Germans - is always to start out with the premise of a flawed America, rather than appreciation of the vast difference between us and the alternative. Never a word here about evil abroad, or bin Laden or Dr. Zawahiri. No, instead, we need humility about that 'lot of evil' perpetrated by you know whom [the U.S]." – Victor Davis Hansen