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Rudy Awakenings

New York defended anew. Plus: Guantanamo. Judgmentalism. And more.
p> SHARK BITES br> Re: Paul Beston’s The 9/11 Hearings Jump the Shark : /p> p>This article is truly profound. Bravo. br> — Kevin Seeley br> Buffalo, New York /p>

I was impressed by Paul Beston’s article about the travesty that the 9/11 Commission hearings have become. He wrote clearly , concisely and truthfully about how shameful the behavior of some of the 9/11 victims families behaved. How awful this commission has become and how simple truths from Giuliani’s mouth were made necessary.

What a shameful display this commission has become. We are at WAR. We will be hit again and again and again in ways we cannot now imagine and all the while this commission acts as a Democrat political vehicle accusing those who did everything they could and became true heroes, those who fight now to protect us and secure our freedoms, all the while protecting and hiding the incompetence, arrogance and downright ignorance of the Clinton administration , which for eight years, completely ignored every hint, every opportunity to do something. Jamie Gorelick, a member of the commission, a Clinton administration member and one who had a position that put her in control of the very measures that assisted in making an attack possible, now sits and accuses the likes of President Bush, Rudy Giuliani, Don Rumsfeld, and everyone who has actually had backbone and resolve and has DONE what needed to be done to protect us?

I appreciate everything that Paul said and glad he wrote this article about this shameful display the commission has exhibited. They sank to new lows in New York.

p>I am ashamed they share citizenhood. They do not deserve to be Americans!
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