Bush Likely to Start 9/11 Panel Ideas

[leftchick]

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&e=2&u=/ap/20040725/ap_on_go_pr_wh/sept_11_commission

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The White House is studying which of the panel's more than 40 proposals can be implemented by executive order, which ones require congressional approval and which ones actually would improve domestic security.


Bush directed the White House chief of staff, Andrew Card, to undertake a high-level review of the proposals. That process will advance beginning Monday, when national security adviser Condoleezza Rice (news - web sites) arrives at Bush's ranch in Crawford.


"We will move as quickly as possible," the senior administration official said, speaking on condition he not be identified because Bush has not announced his intentions or a timetable. "Some recommendations will happen within days; others may take more time."


The official would not say which recommendations were likely to be adopted or offer more precise timing. Bush is following the long-standing tradition of keeping a low profile during this week's Democratic National Convention, and announcing his acceptance of recommendations would be sure to draw attention from rival John Kerry (news - web sites)'s gathering in Boston.

[Bluebear]

1. "Likely" means he has no intention of it

nt

[maggrwaggr]

2. he'll move to protect America -- just as soon as his vacation's over

fuckwad

[opihimoimoi]

3. Smoke screen.....closing the Barn doors after the animals left 3 years ago

What is it with this dufus....??? Has somebody always gatta tell him what to do.???

Plain spoken Prez with a below average brain....what on Earth have we Americans done to deserve this Fraud?

[nodictators]

4. Oops, AP forgot to mention that many of the ideas are from the...

...Hart-Rudman Report of 2001

You remember, the Hart-Rudman was the report that Bush & Cheney deep-sixed! And, they also totally ignored the Gore report on airline security.

Strangely, the 911 Commission confined mention of these two very important reports to the appendix of their 911 Report.

Of course, in 2001 BushCo was working on plans for invading Iraq, and they didn't give two hoots about al-Qaeda terrorism, unless it might harm them personally.

For example, precautions were taken at the G-8 meeting in Genoa to protect Bush from an airplane crashing into a hotel he was scheduled to sleep in. And, Ashcroft was trucking around on charter planes because there was some unannounced and unexplained (to this day) threat against him, or some general unspecified threat.