Kerry has a need for speed
Democratic nominee John Kerry once again blasted the Bush Administration's response to the 9/11 Commission's report and recommendations yesterday, saying the President was not acting fast enough to protect Americans.
This criticism comes, however, on a day when security is incredibly heightened in D.C. and around New York's financial center as well, not to mention the President's declaration that he would create a sub-cabinet level national intelligence czar. Considering the report was released twelve days ago, it's unclear exactly how fast he wanted the President to react.
The sparring is part of an ongoing back-and-forth political fight for supremacy in the terrorism issue - which in the long run, can't be good for security from terrorism.
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This criticism comes, however, on a day when security is incredibly heightened in D.C. and around New York's financial center as well, not to mention the President's declaration that he would create a sub-cabinet level national intelligence czar. Considering the report was released twelve days ago, it's unclear exactly how fast he wanted the President to react.
The sparring is part of an ongoing back-and-forth political fight for supremacy in the terrorism issue - which in the long run, can't be good for security from terrorism.
Related Posts:
Any job worth doing is worth doing fast
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