The last two months of 2009 reminded us all of the very real threat that terrorism poses to our everyday lives. Beginning with the Fort Hood massacre on Nov. 5 and ending with the alleged attempted mid-air explosion of a jet by the so-called “Underwear Bomber” on Christmas Day, the subject of homeland security weighed heavily on the minds of Americans in a way not seen since immediately following the horrific attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Wedged in between these two shocking events was what, at first, appeared to a more benign incident: Tareq and Michaele Salahi crashing a White House state dinner on the night of Nov. 25.
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