Obama administration protecting extremists

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Most people acknowledge that the vast majority of Muslims are peaceful. However, this administration appears to want to protect radical Islamist Muslims.

When a U.S. Army major killed 13 soldiers at Fort Hood while screaming praises to Allah, President Obama's first words were "let's not jump to conclusions." He refused to call it terrorism but instead called it "workplace violence." Just where are we on this case that occurred years ago?

Again, last month, the FBI was interrogating the Boston bombing suspect and obtaining valuable information when a judge and an assistant attorney general who works for Eric Holder decided to read the suspect his Miranda rights, so he immediately stopped talking. We lost potential valuable information about other bombs. The FBI was livid.

Why was this done? Why would we protect yet another radical Islamist?

Hank D'Ambrosio

Buffalo Grove

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