Are you sure about American strength, Mr. Ryan?

Since Paul Ryan was the one who I saw bring this up, I'll use his name, although I have no doubt Mitt Romney feels the same way. Rep. Ryan said that when the American president is weak, we are attacked, but when the president is strong, no one attacks us. So, according to this theory, when the U.S. barracks in Beirut were attacked in 1983, this meant that Reagan was weak. And, of course, since we were attacked in 2001, this means that President George W. Bush was weak. No, Mr Ryan, again you don't know what you are talking about. Terrorists don't care who's in the White House. They hate all Americans, and what political party the resident of the White House has nothing to do with an attack. Now, many members of the Tea Party will probably agree with you, and that just shows that they don't care about the truth, either.