Friday, March 26, 2004
GOP Grandstand
They want to declassify Clarke's previous testimony to find juicy tid-bits to Fox twist!
~In a highly unusual move, key Republicans in Congress are seeking to declassify testimony that former White House terrorism adviser Richard Clarke gave in 2002 about the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said Friday.
Frist said the intent was to determine whether Clarke lied under oath — either in 2002 or this week — when he appeared before a bipartisan Sept. 11 commission and sharply criticized President Bush's handling of the war on terror.
"Until you have him under oath both times you don't know," Frist said.
One Republican aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the request had come from House Speaker Dennis Hastert and Rep. Porter Goss, the chairman of the House intelligence committee.~
I have a plan, you Get Condi to go under oath, in public and declassify her previous testimony maybe we'll talk. Better yet, let's just release everything in question and see where the chips fall.
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They want to declassify Clarke's previous testimony to find juicy tid-bits to Fox twist!
~In a highly unusual move, key Republicans in Congress are seeking to declassify testimony that former White House terrorism adviser Richard Clarke gave in 2002 about the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack, Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist said Friday.
Frist said the intent was to determine whether Clarke lied under oath — either in 2002 or this week — when he appeared before a bipartisan Sept. 11 commission and sharply criticized President Bush's handling of the war on terror.
"Until you have him under oath both times you don't know," Frist said.
One Republican aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the request had come from House Speaker Dennis Hastert and Rep. Porter Goss, the chairman of the House intelligence committee.~
I have a plan, you Get Condi to go under oath, in public and declassify her previous testimony maybe we'll talk. Better yet, let's just release everything in question and see where the chips fall.
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