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The Obama Fail-O-Sphere is buzzing...

1.) Michelle Malkin is all over the backlash caused by Obama's decision to grant civilian trials to terrorists:

If this White House thought Tea Party activists were an “angry mob,” wait until they see the backlash from 9/11 family members and their supporters nationwide. We’re not going to sit down and shut up about the reckless, security-undermining Obama 9/10 agenda and conflict-of-interest-ridden AG Eric Holder.

Source: MichelleMalkin.com

2.) Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey says Obama's decision will be dangerous:

Former Attorney General Michael Mukasey said today that it is highly likely that terrorists will attack New York City as a consequence of the Obama administration's decision to send five alleged Sept. 11 plotters there for trial in federal court.

Source: Politico via MichelleMalkin.com

3.) Anita Dunn has confirmed that her attacks on Fox News was sanctioned by President Obama, in an interview with Al Hunt of Bloomberg:

HUNT: Let me ask you about your famous broadside against FOX News.

DUNN: Absolutely.

HUNT: Was that just Anita Dunn talking, or was that something you and Rahm Emanuel and David Axelrod planned ahead of time?

DUNN: Well, you know, Al, I am not exactly one known for going rogue, to use a popular phrase these days.

Source: RealClearPolitics

4.) Here is video of President O-BOW-ma gettin' down in Japan (Via HotAir):




5.) The Lonely Conservative has a story on the Chinese fasination with Obama:

The Chinese have learned English from his speeches and celebrated the way he rolls up his sleeves. Now President Obama is finally coming, and he’s being greeted with “Oba Mao” T-shirts and a statue of him that bursts into flames.

Sunday’s arrival of a U.S. president admired for his charisma is already a source of profit and brief fame for some Chinese.

Strangest is the burning Obama, tucked away in a Beijing warehouse. Artist Liu Bolin hopes Obama can take time from his visit to drop by.

“He’s so hot right now, so I wanted to translate that through my work,” said Liu, who was inspired by the idea of the first black U.S. president.

Source: FoxNews via The Lonely Conservative