[jackbill]

Ironically, pro-Islamist groups had been scheduled to meet with President Bush on the morning of September 11 to hear what he planned to do to deliver on his secret evidence campaign pledge.27 But that day, the executive mansion complex was shut down, for fear that a fourth hijacked aircraft was headed its way. I watched bemused as Grover Norquist and the White House official responsible for Muslim outreach, Suhail Khan, escorted the displaced Islamists into the conference room we share. (Al-Arian had arranged to participate in the presidential meeting via phone. According to his website, his teaching schedule at the University of South Florida would not allow him to be there in person.)28

How curious.

Yes, especially since the President was in Florida - not at the White House.

[William McKinley]

Big difference- the White House was not attacked by radical Bushies. It was, however, attacked by radical Wahabbists.

[Mo1]

Yes, especially since the President was in Florida - not at the White House.

Good point