[anniegetyourgun]

Wowzers....wonder if Ms. G. is feeling the burn...

[Tuxedo]

Things that make you go "Hmmm..."

[abc1]

Another brick in the load ........

[lucyblue]

WOW-BUMP!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

This commission has been infiltrated with those who have a stake... or a behind to protect!

[oceanview]

will any of the Republican committee members go here during Freeh's testimony? I won't hold my breath.

[The South Texan]

If the media will cover this, Gorelick will have a bad week. Unfortunately, the only place you will see this is on FR and Newsmax.

[McGavin999]

Hmmmm, the 9-11 Commission comes under suspicion for endangering the country. Wonder if the commissioners are going to be questioned?

[isthisnickcool]

Gorelick should not be on the commission. She is a partisan political hack! And should be fired from the commission.

For that matter, George Stephanopolous should should not be on ABC acting like a journalist. He is a partisan political hack! And should be fired.

Neither one of these things will happen.

[nkycincinnatikid]

When questioning Ms Rice, Goerlick looked like a vacuous grinning maneqin. Though trying to shift the blame for 9/11 to the Bush administration from her own, you could see that she wasn't even buying her own baloney.

[TomGuy]

former FBI Director Louis Freeh revealed on Monday, suggesting that Gorelick did little to remedy the situation

If it weren't for the fact that our National Security, sovereignty and survival are at stake, all these finger pointing would be funny.

I still remember reading the summer of 2000 Congressional Joint Intelligence Committee report. It spoke of various terrorist threats and organizations and persons. Congress knew, even then that al-Qaeda/bin Laden was just one of the potential problems.

All this fingerpointing and blamegame is idiotic. It's all bluster. Not much will come of it. It is all a political game.

[TX Bluebonnet]

Its' a no-brainer that she should NOT be on this commission. Who appointed her? And how did her appointment get through? What is wrong with these people?

[BlueAngel]

How can this women be on the commission? The republicans need to shout from the rooftops but of course, that will never happen.

[thoughtomator]

Why are members of the Clinton admin on the panel in the first place? His Whitewater lawyer, Ben-Veniste, is also on the panel.

[SuziQ]

My, my. Little Miss Gorelick and her smug self questioning Condi Rice last week had some questionable decisions in her past as well. I'd like to see the memos that she sent to HER superiors informing them of this threat. Since she's so big into declassifying memos from the Bush administration, we should see some from x42's days in office!

[blake6900]

The very fact that Gorelick and Ben Veniste are even on the 911 Commission throws the whole concept of it being "bi-partisan" right in the toilet. Both have political axes to grind. In Gorelick's case, she was much too involved to be objective. I wonder how receptive the Democrats would have been to the idea of Republican insistence that someone like Lawrence Eagleberger be put on the commission.

[Jasper]

A 'chickens coming home to roost' BUMP TO THE TOP.

Great post kattracks!

Wonder if there is any possibility that Gorelick could be compelled to testify under oath, in public.(yeah right)

/jasper

[jimbo123]

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[Xenalyte]

Maybe it's just me, but it seems like if I had either "gore" or "lick" in my surname, I'd change it pronto.

[ItsForTheChildren]

Pass the popcorn, please.