Our uncertain trumpet with his Onward [American] soldiers?
CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I don’t think you’ve ever seen a greater display of indecision and ambivalence. Sometimes you can study ambiguity to scare the other guy to make it useful. With Nixon, it was said the Soviets though he was so potentially nuts that actually he deterred a lot of action because you never knew what he was going to do. But he could do damage and he could be decisive. With Obama, we’ve never seen that.
This fellow in the White House is no Henry V.
Blithe Spirit 