Why Can't Obama Bring Himself to Put the Words "Radical," "Islamic" and "Terrorism" Together?

Roger L. Simon attributes it to a ghastly case of cognitive dissonance:

He just can’t handle it after nearly fifty years of virtually non-stop anti-imperialist programming.  His mind would fly apart if he had to utter the words “radical Islamic terrorism,” which French PM Valls, and any honest person, was quite willing to do.

Not so fast there about PM Valls, Roger. He may be able to say string the three words together, but he falls down in the free speech department. (See, for example, his reaction to Michel Houellebecq's new novel.)