Ain't that reassuring? . . . On today's Meet the Press, John Kerry told Chuck Todd that "we know who is coming into our country for the most part." Kerry statement came after he boasted about the Obama admin's "huge process" for vetting visa applicants. Not huge enough to catch Tafsheen Malik. Knowing for "the most part" who is entering the US is dangerously insufficent, given the hundreds of thousands of "refugees" and other immigrants from Muslim lands that President Obama wants to admit. Also troubling was Kerry's response to Todd's question as to whether we will begin searching the social media of would-be immigrants, given that Malik had posted her radical views before being admitted. Kerry said we are looking into "whether there are means and whether we should be," examining social media. If he can't give an emphatic "yes" to both questions, how can we continue to admit people who might be out to kill us?
