"One aspect of President Obama's speech last night....is particularly grating," writes Andrew McCarthy about the President's speech last night on the killing of Osama Bin Laden (see below).

Indeed, although we'd like to point out that our Narcissist-in-Chief simply stayed true to form last night, doing what he usually does, i.e., making it all about himself (e.g., "I was briefed on a possible lead to bin Laden"; "I met repeatedly with my national security team"; "I determined that we had enough intelligence to take action"; "at my direction, the United States launched a targeted operation.")

But self-congratulatory (and extremely grating) kudos aside, what's really annoying and downright dangerous are Obama's misleading comments, e.g., "I've made clear...that our war is not against Islam" or "Bin Laden was not a Muslim leader. He was a mass murderer of Muslims."

If we're in a war (and bravo to President Obama for finally admitting it), which is not against Islam, then who/what is it against? How about those who follow Islam, and follow it to the letter of sharia law?

And if Bin Laden was not a "Muslim leader" (never mind that many Muslims considered him one), then how about calling him a Muslim who inspired other Muslims to commit heinous acts against infidels and apostates, in the name of Islam?

As the NY Post writes today, "God bless the brave young men who carried out yesterday's mission -- they are the best the nation has to offer." Amen and double Amen to that.

And God save us from political leaders who can't say enough about .... themselves.