[NYCVirago]

There's one other comment, in a photo caption with the story:

'After 3,000 people were murdered on his watch, it seems to me that that takes an awful lot of audacity. Honestly, it's in poor taste.' - Kristen Breitweiser, with her husband's ring.

This woman is probably the biggest professional 9/11 victim there is -- anytime there's 9/11 whining, she's involved. Note that she seeing no problem with blaming Bush for 9/11, or posing for photos with her late husband's wedding ring, but it's "in poor taste" for the president to even mention 9/11 in his ads!

I also notice that it's the same half-dozen or so 9/11 professional victims quoted in every single article about 9/11. With 3000 families, you would think the media could find some different people to talk to.

[kattracks]

With 3000 families, you would think the media could find some different people to talk to.

I would imagine they have tried, and apparently have been unsuccessful in finding more people who can advance their aganda.

[mathluv]

Do you know if she is one who has settled with the government, or does she plan to sue?

[Skywarner]

"I also notice that it's the same half-dozen or so 9/11 professional victims quoted in every single article about 9/11. With 3000 families, you would think the media could find some different people to talk to."

Exactly.

In a group of 3000+ families, the media has found a very, very small group of vocal, liberal, anti-Bush no matter what the cost, whiners. And, they get all of the press. That leave about 2,994 +/- families that want us to NEVER FORGET the horrific events of 9/11 and want us to make sure events like that never happen again.

[Maigrey]

Yep. I just googled her name, and she is everywhere.

I guess she's the one professional victim they needed for the proper bias/slant the article desired.