Keeping Priorities Straight

It looks like the president knows who the real enemy is.

He has more guards assigned to keeping ninety-year-old vets out of the WW2 memorial than he had in Benghazi to keep Al Qaeda out of the consulate.

At the World War II Memorial on The Mall in Washington, where veterans have been staging protests to keep it open, Washington Examiner's Charlie Spiering reports that at least seven officials were dispatched Wednesday morning to set up a ring of barricades to block tourists from the memorial. That is two more than the State Department had in Benghazi a year ago on the night of the terrorist attack that killed four, including the U.S. ambassador.