The invaluable Stanley Kurtz has the goods on Samantha Power who serves on President Obamas National Security Council. Writing in National Review:
A member of the presidents National Security Council who shares Noam Chomskys foreign-policy goals? An influential presidential adviser whom 1960s revolutionary Tom Hayden treats as a fellow radical? A White House official who wrote a book aiming to turn an anti-American, anti-Israeli, Marxist-inspired, world-government-loving United Nations bureaucrat into a popular hero? Samantha Power, senior director of multilateral affairs for the National Security Council and perhaps the principal architect of our current intervention in Libya, is all of these things.
These scary-sounding tidbits might be dismissed as isolated gotchas. Unfortunately, when we view these radical outcroppings in the full sweep of her lifes work, Samantha Power emerges as a patriots nightmare a woman determined to subordinate Americas national sovereignty to an international order largely controlled by leftist bureaucrats. Superficially, Powers chief concern is to put a stop to genocide and crimes against humanity. More deeply, her goal is to use our shared horror at the worst that human beings can do in order to institute an ever-broadening regime of redistributive transnational governance.
Be sure to read the whole thing.