DHS has only so much in the way of resources. The same thing goes for the whole military and intelligence establishment. And while authorities couldn't be bothered doing anything about Nidal Hasan, the mass-murdering Fort Hood jihadist, or other jihadis in the ranks, for two years after being apprised of their presence, they had time to develop a "threat assessment" on people who constituted no terror threat at all. (And before you start flooding the comments field and my email box with messages about the murders of abortion doctors, note that eight people have been killed in such violence since 1993, while there have been nearly 15,000 Islamic jihad attacks since 9/11.)

"Obama Administration Admits It Wrongly Tracked Abortion Groups in Wisconsin," by Steven Ertelt for LifeNews.com, February 8 (thanks to Pamela):

Madison, WI (LifeNews.com) -- The Department of Homeland Security admitted today that it improperly conducted a threat assessment on pro-life and pro-abortion groups in Wisconsin. The assessment came before an expected rally last year in response to the University of Wisconsin Hospital board decided to allow abortions. [...]

"This move by DHS illustrates the Obama administration's goal of silencing pro-lifers. It is disturbing that a local police department has apparently tapped into the security apparatus of the federal government to potentially obstruct free speech," Hamill concluded.

"Last year, DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano unjustly included pro-lifers in a report on domestic terrorism, and here we see her words in action," she said.

For more on the Obama Administration's entirely wrongheaded approach to jihad terror and much more, watch for my forthcoming book with Pamela Geller, The Post-American Presidency: The Obama Administration's War On America. Coming this July from Threshold Editions/Simon & Schuster.