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Families of Sept.11 Victims Say They Want Honesty, Admissions from Administration W A S H I N G T O N, D.C., April 8 — With the Sept. 11 commission pressing its investigation of the terror attacks, families of the victims say they want someone inside the Bush administration to admit fault as a show of loyalty to the American people. "We need an admission that mistakes were made," said Beverly Eckert, widowed on Sept. 11 and now a member of a victims' family steering committee.

ABC News proudly presents -- the next generation in Internet political news. Imagine if there were a Web site where, at a glance, you could find out what was going on right that minute in the world of politics -- anytime. A Web page for political insiders and those who like to watch them. A site that would track all the latest print, cable, and broadcast media, plus provide the kind of original reporting you have come to expect from The Note, and the earliest heads-up possible from the campaigns and interest groups about what they were getting ready to...

I spotted this on Drudge's page: ABC NEWS VOWS CHALLENGE TO DRUDGEREPORT: 'Some of you are currently using a certain other Web site as your homepage because you are under the misguided impression that it is the best place for BREAKING news and DEVELOPING stories that are IMPACTING now'... With the link to The Note(Note - approximately midway through the top "News Summary")

Now, all in one place on ABCNews.com's Noted Now (http://abcnews.go.com/sections/politics/), the resources of the ABC News Political Unit will bring you everything you need to know -- not once a day, as with the regular The Note -- but all the time throughout the day -- constantly updated.

Today, as I listened to Rush Limbaugh and several other commentators, I was also obliged to listen to the top-of-the-hour ABC News reports. It took several news reports before I noticed something. During each of the reports ABC had a different reporter reporting from the front lines of the upcoming Democrat primaries. Some hours it was a woman, others a man. The strange thing was that while they reported on different areas and different states, EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM quoted the same unnamed, undecided woman voter who said "I can't decide which to vote for but my candidate's initials...