[cyncooper]

Well, so much for Gorelick's lie that the policy she wrote about went back to Reagan. Mary Jo White seemed to think it was a new policy.

[EllaMinnow]

"If they thought it would help him, they'd televise it," James Thurber, director of American University's Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies (search), said of White House advisers. "And obviously they don't think it will help him, and so they are not."

Asshat.

[cyncooper]

"If they thought it would help him, they'd televise it," James Thurber, director of American University's Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies (search), said of White House advisers. "And obviously they don't think it will help him, and so they are not."

Should I hold my breath waiting for Mr. Thurber to criticize Clinton and Gore--aka "the stealth witnesse"--for meeting behind closed doors?

I don't think I shall.

[cyncooper]

"It is hard to be totally comfortable with instructions to the FBI prohibiting contact with the United States Attorneys' offices when such prohibitions are not legally required,"

Shameless bump

[surrey]

Anybody see CeeCee being so condescending? She implied that The President and VP were like 2 Kindergartners who needed each other for support. I was about ready to spit nails. No mention that bubba needed his consigliere(Lindsay) to make sure he didn't screw up HIS answers. I was disappointed that Fred didn't bring this up.

[John Thornton]

The documents also show sharp criticism from Mary Jo White (search), the former U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, whose office prosecuted the terrorists

The DEMOCRATIC Clinton-appointed U.S attorney for the Southern District of New York...

[Right_in_Virginia]

President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney are meeting Thursday behind closed doors ...

I sent an email to Brit's show and Fox & Friends reminding them that Clinton met with this same group with not only his former National Security Advisor...but, also with his attorney.

Apparently FNC doesn't know this.

[bandleader]

Gorelick has as much business being part of the 9/11 panel as Goering would have had at Nuremburg!

[Liberty Valance]

"If they thought it would help him, they'd televise it," James Thurber, director of American University's Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies (search), said of White House advisers. "And obviously they don't think it will help him, and so they are not."

Bull cookies...

None of the testimony should have been televised! Partisan hacks have reduced this commission to a footnote*

[Mike Darancette]

"If they thought it would help him, they'd televise it,"

Same could be said for Clinton/Gore.

[Libloather]

The Justice Department released documents publicly on Wednesday that were given to the National Commission on Terror Attacks Upon the United States on Tuesday. The documents show that Gorelick was responsible for signing off on the new policy of separation and rejecting criticism from U.S. prosecutors who feared it could undermine future efforts to stop terror attacks.

[alrea]

The documents show that Gorelick was responsible for signing off on the new policy of separation and rejecting criticism from U.S. prosecutors who feared it could undermine future efforts to stop terror attacks.

We now know that the UN worked with Saddam for cash and the Clinton Administration worked to weaken the law, which helped allow cash to keep flowing. With all that oil for food cash there had to be some terrorist funding. It might be interesting to see how many Saudi or Chinese clients Gorelick's firm has.