To: BigSkyFreeper
Here is another question .. wasn't this commission suppose to be wrapping things till they complained to Bush to extend their time? .. Why haven't Clinton, and Gore already been scheduled to be interviewed? Why is the 9/11 commission dragging their feet and dragging this out?
28 posted on
03/29/2004 6:35:41 AM PST by
Mo1
(Do you want a president who injects poison into his skull for vanity?)
To: Mo1
The commission was supposed to start at a later date, the Democrats complained, and then the Republicans decided to let it start when it was planned. I don't know why Clinton and Gore haven't been scheduled, I do know the commission wants to talk to Bush himself. The commission wants to drag their feet and drag Condi Rice out because this commission is nothing more than a bunch of hardlined liberals and spineless Republicans, in hopes of tearing down the Bush administration to make way for a Kerry presidency.
The fact that the Democrats wanted to start early won't affect the elections as much as they'd like to hope. By November, this commission will be nothing but a footnote in history as one of the biggest blunders of the Liberal establishment.
33 posted on
03/29/2004 6:42:07 AM PST by
BigSkyFreeper
(Liberalism is Communism one drink at a time. - P.J. O'Rourke)
To: Mo1
Why is the 9/11 commission dragging their feet and dragging this out? Last night Drudge said Woodward has a book coming out in two weeks that is supposed to be more explosive than Clark's. It's published by the same company that published the Clark book. That's probably what they're waiting for -- drag it out until CBS can run another 60 minutes hit piece hawking Woodward's book.
To: Mo1
Methinks "someone" is waiting for Bob Woodward's book to come out for Round #2 of the smear campaign or until an "event" occurs. What was the next step in that blasted Democrat memo anyway?
This commission is a joke. Could've guessed it would turn into an anti-Bush fest.
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