[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

Though why the president and his people don't talk more about this evidence is surprising to me.

Let's face it--the Bush Administration rates a D, at best, for communication with the public. I can only hope their lack of communication is related to a desire to protect classified information or sources.

[vadkins]

The Able Danger story has intrigued me greatly. I've rearranged my blog and devoted a blogroll for linking Able Danger blog posts/news stories. The blog is at: http://www.qtmonster.com

And I'm very surprised and delighted today to find that The American Thinker blog has linked to my site:
http://www.americanthinker.com/comments.php?comments_id=2951

Wow.

[Carling]

Let's face it--the Bush Administration rates a D, at best, for communication with the public.

A D? Isn't that a bit high?

I can only hope their lack of communication is related to a desire to protect classified information or sources.

How hard is it to give a point-by-point synopsis on the Iraq/terror links (Salman Pak, anyone?) and the banned chemicals that have been found? The Bush administration is inept at dealing with the media. That is harsh, but that is how I feel.

[My2Cents]

the Bush Administration rates a D, at best, for communication with the public

I get really tired of the "Bush lied!" crapola the left continues to spew, and the White House could shut these little pukes up if they had an ounce of communications skills. I've seen folks here on FR do a better job defending Bush's policies on the war on terror and the relationship btw the WOT and Iraq than I've seen the White House do.