[Darryl Newhart]

And an older, related link...

[AGreatPer]

And, who ordered Gorlick to write the memo? Of course, Hildabeast. Now we really know who is responsible.

[thoughtomator]

From the related link:

During Clinton's second term, Morris said, he was "terribly, terribly and totally distracted by impeachment. There was no way that he was going to pay enough attention to an issue like terrorism.

The way I remember it, the first time Clinton acted like terrorism was a serious issue was the day of Lewinsky's grand jury testimony.

[SpyGuy]

This entire 9/11 Commission fiasco is simply a DNC media performance in order to preemptively shift the public's perception of responsibility for the terrorist attacks away from Clinton and onto Bush (during an election year no less).

[The Wizard]

she must go

[GulliverSwift]

This is about the 7th time this article has been posted.

[Dante3]

In any case, blaming Bush for 9/11 is absurd. He had been a short time in office. And, let's not forget, he had a lot of catching up to do with appointments, etc. since Gore and Clinton did everything they could to delay and hinder Bush taking office.

[mass55th]

Gorelick is running around saying that if Ashcroft didn't like the memo, he could have changed it. Typical response from a liberal. Don't bother taking responsibility for something that had 6 years to breed and cause injury to our intelligence gathering. Never mind the fact that she impeded investigating individuals who want to kill us. God only knows just how much we missed because of this b*tch. Who's going to pay for the intelligence failures that led up to 9/11? As far as I'm concerned, I agree with Morris that Gorelick is the most responsible for 9/11.

[longtermmemmory]

and yet the partisan media skips over this. To their detrimen, FNC has only glossed it. This exposes the commission as a tool of the Democrats.

This is more significant than any attack on the President.

[AnimalLover]

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[MamaLucci]

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