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For too long have the dems used and exploited the victims they create to further their agendas. In that they choose to do it during an election year, and a time of war - when our president and troops are trying to seek justice on behalf of the 911 dead - is at best appalling.

When the President entered office in 2001, he inherited a mess. Eight years worth of Clinton Administration bungles created and encouraged the atmosphere for a 911 to exist. The democrats refused to believe 3 Florida vote counts, and the Clinton transition team could care less about al Qaeda, bin Laden, or Iraq - even tho Iraq's Saddam was at war with U.S. in 1993 when the Trade Center was bombed the first time. (A reward is still out on the second person responsible for that bombing.) The Ted Kennedy INS ensured the terrorists had plenty of access to our country without so much as question in order to placate Arab political campaign contributions. The Dick Clarke American Grand Stand for the past fifteen years disabled whatever cohesive effort our national security teams had in place to prevent a 911 from happening. In fact, Dick Clarke did nothing for past fifteen years but kiss the behind of every administration official he could in order to secure his undeserved permanent pension paid for by the taxpayers.

Dick Clarke's apology is not accepted by me. Nor should it be by the survivors of the 911 dead, or our servicemen who are at war with the terrorists today. And as for the "survivors" who get the media attention and undeserved millions with their demands - if they want an apology, they should be getting it from Clinton, Kennedy, Kerry, and all the others who turned blindly while our country, our soldiers, our citizens, our embassies, and our allies were under constant terrorist attack from 1992 through 2000.

At least this president has the guts to try to do something it to prevent it from happening here again. That's more than I can say for any democrat that has been in office for the past 40 years.