I read yesterday that Bob Kerry was going to ask clinton some tough questions when he meets with the commision. Clinton will activate Kerry's old files when he tried to run for president in 2000 - like his acts in Vietnam that took him out of the race early!
I know this sounds heartless, but I am getting tired of the "families" of 9/11 dictating this arena on what and who gets blamed. Sept. 11th had a major effect on all of us, some more than others. I know I didn't lose a loved one, and I cannot imagine what they went through, but they are not the sole ownership of grief over the attacks. Am I the only one who feels this way?
I read yesterday that Bob Kerry was going to ask clinton some tough questions when he meets with the commision. Clinton will activate Kerry's old files when he tried to run for president in 2000 - like his acts in Vietnam that took him out of the race early!
I know this sounds heartless, but I am getting tired of the "families" of 9/11 dictating this arena on what and who gets blamed. Sept. 11th had a major effect on all of us, some more than others. I know I didn't lose a loved one, and I cannot imagine what they went through, but they are not the sole ownership of grief over the attacks. Am I the only one who feels this way?
And I think we can all guess which "families" will have their questions answered. It's won't be the pro-Bush families, that's for sure. We'll be hearing more from the professional victim contingent -- Kristen Breitweister, Mindy Kleinberg, et al. Did you know that those women have already said that if the 9/11 Commission isn't sufficiently to their liking (read: anti-Bush), they're going to demand *another* 9/11 Commission?