Obama: Critics of civilian 9/11 trial are "fearful"

Sister Toldjah clues us in to the "Democrat theme of the week": those opposed to a civilian trial for KSM and pals are cowards:

Because (mostly) conservatives are objecting strongly to the Obama admin’s disgraceful decision to try the self-professed “mastermind” of 9/11 – KSM – in a civilian court, this week’s talking point amongst the left contains some subtle, and in some cases not so subtle, accusations that those who would prefer KSM be tried in a military court rather than a civilian court are “cowards.”

Click for examples. And even though Obama is a world away in China, it's clear that he got the memo, too:

“I think this notion that somehow we have to be fearful, that these terrorists are –possess some special powers that prevent us from presenting evidence against them, locking them up and, you know, exacting swift justice, I think that has been a fundamental mistake,” the president declared.

But security concerns are real, and "special powers" (love that mocking tone) aren't necessary to wreak havoc; that can be accomplished with a comb and a bottle of hot sauce.

Linked at Michelle Malkin (buzzworthy)

Most recent posts here.