[areafiftyone]

These people are getting to be sooo annoying I wish they would just go away!

[wayoverontheright]

Some 9/11 families angered by no apology from Rice...

I felt anger at the perpetrators of this mass murder, and it seems to me that the same people who were cautioning us not to display anger now want a display of compassion for the terrorists, which is what an apology would represent.

[marvlus]

The government's responsibility is to protect Americans from harm. The government failed to do this in this instance. Now having said all that, the government did everything it could with what it had to protect us from the 9/11 attack. The government was caught off guard, just like what happened with Pearl Harbor. Now it is up to the government to learn from its mistakes to ensure that this will never happen again.

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

There was no need, Dick Clark already apologized for everyone else.

[HungarianGypsy]

Maybe they should continue waiting for apologies from the people who actually did it. Not likely, but at least that would make more sense.

[Dante3]

Rice has no reason to apology. She did not kill the relatives. As for the relatives, they sure have been demanding perks and what a load of money they made from the dead relatives -- many of them rich New Yorkers.

At the same time the families of our military men and women who have been killed while defending us all get very little. What an injustice.

[VadeRetro]

"I am angry at the lack of accepting accountability -- that's what the president should have done, accepted responsibility," said Beverly Eckert of Stamford, Connecticut, whose husband Sean died at the World Trade Center.

"Instead, it's been outwardly directed, not just at the terrorists but at previous administrations."

**** BEVERLY ECKERT ALERT!!!! ****

Beverly Eckert, Teresa Heinz Kerry's Rent-A-Activist, strikes again. Yesterday, Good Morning America, today Reuters. No citation of who she is or what organization she heads or whose money bought her in any case. She's on the steering committee of "Peaceful Tomorrows," which protested the Bush Ads earlier. Their money is Heinz Endowments money, slightly laundered.

Yeah, how DARE they mention the Clinton administration, as if the immediately preceding eight years of non-feasance and malfeasance had anything to do with what the Bush administration didn't do in less than eight months.