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To: Diogenesis
Just sent this:

Dear Commissioner Kean,
with yesterday's testimony and declassification of a DOJ Memo authored by Jamie Gorelick while serving as an Assistant AG under Bill Clinton, it is not only right, but imperative, that Ms. Gorelick should resign from the 9-11 Commission and testify as to what her part was in keeping terrorists from being investigated by the FBI.

A person who may have contributed to the horrific events of 9-11should not be on the 9-11 Commissions. They should testify, not pass judgment on the actions of others.

If Ms. Gorelick does not resign and testify to her part in these events, the creditability of the 9-11 Commission will be compromised.

In the hope you will take the appropriate measure in the near future, I am

Very sincerely yours,

Danny Lee
118 posted on 04/13/2004 11:55:44 PM PDT by sonofatpatcher2 (Love & a .45-- What more could you want, campers? };^)
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To: sonofatpatcher2; Diogenesis
Sent mine...

Dear Governor Kean,

Considering the evidence that has now been put forward following the testimony, on 04/13/04, by Attorney General John Ashcroft before the September 11 Commission, you and your fellow commission members surely will require that former Assistant Attorney General Jamie Gorelick resign from her position on the commission and require her to make herself available for thorough questioning by the panel.

Having this woman remain on the September 11 Commission is comparable to allowing the driver of the get-away car to join the prosecution team in a criminal investigation. What an outrage!

140 posted on 04/14/2004 7:54:16 AM PDT by Bigg Red (Never again trust Democrats with national security!)
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