There should be no doubt in anyone’s mind that where there are enemies of the United States, there Obama will be to prop them up.

Earlier this month we noted how Obama released six Guantanamo Bay terrorists to Uruguay, run by a leftist and former guerrilla fighter who claims that they will be free to move about that country.

Today Americans were all smiles about the release of Alan Gross, a 65-year-old American held in Cuba for five years. Obama, however, made sure to use the occasion to prop up the Castro brothers by normalizing relations with that Communist nation — and naturally, did so without consulting Congress, which just happened to be adjourned for the legislative session.

This move did not go unnoticed by members of the Capital Hill Cubans, a group which includes both Republicans and Democrats, who lashed out at yet another imperious move by Obama. One of the members, Senator Ted Cruz, wrote:

The President spoke today about a new era for relations between American and the Cuban people, but these circumstances do not bode well for either. We have seen how previous Obama administration attempts at rapprochement with rogue regimes like Russia and Iran have worked out, with our influence diminished and our enemies emboldened. Now they are revisiting this same disastrous policy with the Castros, blind to the fact that they are being played by brutal dictators whose only goal is maintaining power. And if history be our guide, the Castros will exploit that power to undermine America and oppress the Cuban people. First Russia, then Iran, now Cuba – this is one more very, very bad deal brokered by the Obama Administration.