The next time Congress or * says they want another "bipartisan commission,"

[Skidmore]

we need to make it clear that this means no more Baker, no more Hamilton, no more usual suspects.

No more commissions. They are excuses for hiding deceipt, incompetence, and lack of will.

[cosmicdot]

1. I'll give you a 'hear hear' kick

The next time Congress or * says they want another "bipartisan commission," ...

how about we having say on who serves on such commissions?

i.e. 911 - I would nominate, at least, one Jersey Girl, such as Kristen Breitweiser

'Mr. Kissinger, do you have any Saudi clients?' He mumbled something. And then he asked if someone would pour him some coffee. So then I said, 'Do you happen to have any clients by the name of bin Laden? He almost fell off the couch."

and, William Rodriguez, former janitor who was at the North Tower

no more Baker, no more Hamilton (no Tom Keans), and no one testifies unless under oath to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth ... and, no holding hand arrangements like Cheney-Bush's 911 performance ...


Sept 11, 2001
Commission set up late 2002
Commission closed on August 21, 2004

Nobody serious about 'homeland security' would allow that much time to elapse, but Bu$hCo. needed time to figure out how to rig things.