GWB: Now, stop that, Kim. Behave yourself. Don’t make me come in there. You’re not gonna like it if I have to come in there.

Crash!

GWB: Now, you’re really in trouble….

Update:

Of course, if this commenter at The Corner is correct–and I suspect he is–we’re not going to like it much, either. Especially if the Democrats are in the driver’s seat. Their approach to solving world problems, characterized as it is by a showing of throats and an enthusiasm for flopping on their backs, is inimical to success.

Also, is Kim going to press his luck?

Update:

Ben Johnson at FrontPage lets it rip:

We now know the $4.6 billion bribe gave the Communists the two nuclear reactors they used to create their current arsenal.

If the Left’s policies allowed Stalinists to arm, they left Americans defenseless. The Democratic Party has defined its defense policy in opposition to the concept of defense. For more than two decades, the Democratic Party has worked in concert to block any missile defense program and castigated those who tried to shield the United States from a doomsday device. When President Reagan announced the Strategic Defense Initiative in 1983, Ted Kennedy promptly denounced it as “Star Wars.” The New York Times called it “a projection of fantasy into policy,” and other outlets fretted the abandonment of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) would encourage the United States to pre-emptively attack the Soviet Union. Bill Clinton pledged his support for a missile shield in theory during his 1996 re-election campaign, then withheld critical funds and scheduled deployments in his second term.