"Do you feel a sense of personal responsibility..."

[theoceansnerves]

for 9/11?

about five minutes later he's still rambling. in my opinion this is a yes or no answer.

[Sliverofhope]

1. Oooh, and now a question

about admitting fault!

[Plaid Adder]

2. Did he ever admit responsibility?

My local affiliate suddenly started playing jazz music in the middle of his answer. Did he ever say yes?

My guess is no,

The Plaid Adder

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

7. No, he didn't

he rambled on, mostly about changing the world. Unfortunately, he doesn't want to change the world for good, imho......

[kixot]

3. He completely dodged and evaded it.

Now he's going on about Iraq and how there are people who "want to kill us".


Not us, *, just you.


"You never admit to a mistake. Is that a fair criticism?"

"Blah, blah, blah, previous administration never imagined planes flying into buildings, blah, blah."

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

4. Never answered the question

but the reporters are still asking questions---now that he never admits a mistake.

Not answering, of course....country wasn't on a war footing but we were at war....saying they couldn't envision flying airplanes into buildings....the people know my position....oh yeah, I know your position.....going on about changing the world......the mission is important and vital for changing the world.......never answered the question!!!!!!!

[wabeewoman]

5. He can't admit he made a mistake

He totally blew by it-not one word of fault. What an idiot!!

[liberalcanuck]

6. That had to be the worst answer ever

I don't know what he was babbling about just now. What an embarrassment. America can do much better than this bonehead.

[Thor_MN]

8. It's right up there with him saying that he was dissappointed by some of

the military. I think that statement is going to bite him on the ass.

[Wubbman]

9. He was refering to Iraqi units