To: tet68
Gorelick and Zelenick (sp?) were put in charge of disseming what information got seen by the full Commission.
So the woman who created the Wall which blocked the flow of information, was again put in charge of blocking information to the Commission which was charged with finding out why information got blocked.
Doesn't pass the smell test, does it?
51 posted on
08/14/2005 12:26:37 PM PDT by
Peach
To: Peach
YOU SAID..."Doesn't pass the smell test, does it?"
I agree. Gets back to my comment that once Ashcroft revealed Gorelicks policy of a security wall in direct testimony ...responsible Republicans in congress should have pressed the issue that the commission could not credibly proceed with Gorelick as a commissioner.
The fact that the pubs did NOT object or press the issue of Gorelick's participation, plus the fact that Ashcroft got reprimanded by Bush for indirectly impugning Gorelick's security protocols, suggests to me that an agreement of some sorts was reached between the White House and the democrats before the commission even started its work. This agreement could have set the boundaries and scope of the investigation, so as to limit damaging political exposure for the Clintons.
That sort of cynical agreement would make this commission in my mind a STAGED POLITICAL EVENT.
54 posted on
08/14/2005 12:59:59 PM PDT by
Dat Mon
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