[Paladin2]

Don't forget that Richard Clarke should have known ALL about this at the time it happened (1999-2000). Why was this not in his book?

[jimbo123]

http://www.9-11commission.gov/about/bio_gorelick.htm

Jamie S. Gorelick
Commissioner

Jamie Gorelick is a partner at Wilmer, Cutler, Pickering, Hale & Dorr .

Prior to joining Wilmer, Cutler, Pickering, Hale & Dorr in July 2003, Gorelick was vice chair of Fannie Mae.

As part of the four-person Office of the Chairman, she shared responsibility for overall management of the company, directed its efforts to reach underserved markets and oversaw Fannie Mae's external relationships, legal and regulatory affairs.

Prior to joining Fannie Mae in May 1997, Gorelick was deputy attorney general of the United States, a position she assumed in March 1994.

From May 1993 until she joined the Justice Department, Gorelick served as general counsel of the Department of Defense.

[neodad]

Frog march, frog march, frog march. How does Wilson and Plame tie in?

[popdonnelly]

Richard Clarke was too hell-bent on trashing the Bush Administration. Recall Clarke testifying as to what a great National Security Advisor Sandy Berger was. I wonder how Clarke feels knowing that Berger stole Top Secret documents in which Clarke advocated killing bin Laden - and Berger wrote "No" in the margins.

[Liberty Valance]

Richard Clarke should have known ALL about this at the time it happened (1999-2000). Why was this not in his book?

Now I understand why Mr. Clarke apologized to the 9-11 families at the hearings.

[beyond the sea]

Why was this not in his book?

Good question. It all stinks.