[okie01]

"If the United States does not hold Bill Clinton, along with any other public officials, responsible for their actions and negligence in exposing the U.S. public to this kind of attack..."

Unfortunately, negligence is not a capital crime.

The SOB was duly elected. Twice. Meaning that the electorate was even more negligent...

[Alberta's Child]

The SOB was duly elected. Twice. Meaning that the electorate was even more negligent ...

That was the implication, between the lines, of what I was saying.

In other words, the guy living next door to you is more of an "enemy" to you than Osama bin Laden is.

[desertcry]

He was not elected by the majority, you can thank perot, and the media for the fruits of the last 8 years.

[wita]

You my friend have hit the nail right on the head. The individuals particularly on this forum, who cannot see the forest for the trees, and think their is no blame to be layed at the feet of the American people, are blind. The appearance is, that the government from the top down, during the last couple of administrations focused on the threat posed by its own people, and spent its energy in efforts to reduce the threat to government by us, the citizens.

There was ample evidence, and sufficient hue and cry from many voices, that we were a target of not just one nation, or faction, but many, and for that we suffered more loss of freedom from our own government, than from any incursion by foreign power, and now that the horse is out of the barn, those who are most guilty, the divisive two houses of horrors called congress, are now suddenly all united in the cause and jumping on the bandwagon of patriotism. It makes me want to regurgitate, but in the interest of unity and patriotism, I will defer.

I know leadership when I see it, and we can certainly be grateful that George, not Albert, is at the helm. For that I guess we have the red zone to be grateful for. Thanks for listening. I could go on, but again, you have it exactly right.