Its good to point out that violence kills very real people, shatters families, creates fear in some, loathing in others.  Comparing one bad policy to another doesn't really have much impact, especially when one party, Obama, has left the room.

A more interesting story would be interviewing those who have been victims of American violence.   Our national obsession with war games requires us to dehumanize our victims.    We expect 'morality' in others but fail to see the transgression in our own nation.  

I oppose  religious terrorism, in all it's forms, but we have to put faces on those that are simply victims who happen to be living in the wrong place.  Guilt free killing might allow us to puff up nationally but that decision to kill should be taken only with the most serious of consideration of the lives that will be stolen from wars victims.   I think I understand the need for military action, but I do not celebrate, take trophies, or dance on the graves of those who die.