Charles Krauthammer is exasperated by performance of the college professor in the White House. Well, I did not vote for him, and I believe Mr. Krauthammer did not vote for him, and I hope that many of the people out there who did vote for him are thinking about a different decision in 2012.

I am also exasperated by Obama's lack of leadership skills (but I knew that when he was a candidate, so it is not a surprise). The problems we face are daunting enough, even for a leader with real skills and steel in his backbone. This is why we need to make the Obama era a short one.

Jay Cost analyzes the 2012 race from Obama's standpoint. He concludes that Obama is in real trouble, even if the economy gets a little better.

David Warren is worried about the weakness of the West as it is revealed in the Libya operation.

The allies continue to bicker about the goals of the Libya mission. Meanwhile, in Egypt the Muslim Brotherhood partners with the Egyptian military. I expect the generals think the Brotherhood will be a useful tool in keeping the people in check. I remember that the German generals thought the same about Hitler and the Nazis in 1933. How did that work out for them?

Sally Pipes writes about how events in Massachusetts concerning the continuation of Romneycare have implications nationally when considering the future of Obamacare.