My, how opinions have changed. Exactly one year ago, polls showed that 62% of Americans opposed strikes on Syria. Today 63% support those strikes. 

Check out the graphics from the polling center YouGov. Here’s the above information in graphic form:

Here is the information broken down by political party:

And it seems we really want to bomb ISIS in Syria, where the ISIS cockroaches are headquartered:

Why the change of heart?

Paul Bedard of the Washington Examiner believes that this is largely due to the horrific atrocities against those captured by ISIS, and especially the beheading of James Foley. 

I would add this:

We’re Americans who like being the big dog on the block, unlike President Obama, who has lost Round One in our match-up with ISIS, as John Hayward opines. Killing Osama bin-Laden is so 2011. There are some new roaches that need exterminating before they drag the entire Middle East back to the 7th century, destroy our ally Israel, and butcher more American civilians — both abroad and here at home.

Instead, says Daniel Greenfield, we have a leader, a Commander-in-Chief whose foreign policy . . .

. . .consisted of a flowchart of how things were supposed to work. There was an arrow from “Outreach” to “Reconciliation” to “New Middle East”. Instead Iraq is on fire. Libya is on fire. Syria is on fire. Everyone else is either mocking him or begging for his help without seriously expecting him to do anything useful.

World War II began in Poland 75 years ago on September 1, 1939. Nine months later, Winston Churchill prepared his people for the onslaught of the Nazi Luftwaffe and the Wehrmacht after France had fallen.  A great man rallied a great people with these words:

If only we had such a man in the White House today.