Return to Article: House speaker rejects extension for 9/11 commission
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When you have the same party running all three branches of government this is what you get. BAD government and it will only get worse. The Republicans will never admit they did wrong. They only know how to blame Clinton and the Democrats.
You voted for them and now you have to live with them.
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It's funny how that now the White House is supposedly behind an extension that Hastert is blocking it. Politicizing the process? Could he possibly be afraid that there's a smoking gun which will blow up in Republican's faces? It's funny that when the Republicans went after Clinton in the late 90's, it wasn't political, but "for the good of the nation", but any questions that should and MUST BE ASKED of Republican leaders is only partisan tactics by the Democratic minority.
I'm thankful that none of my friends or family were injured or killed in New York or at the Pentagon on 9/11. But I'm certain that if I had lost a family member, I'd be camped on the doorstep demanding that the administration comply with requests for documents and provide the non-partisan panel with what they need to conduct their investigation and provide a report to the survivors and all the American people. THIS ADMINISTRATION OWES THEM AND US NOTHING LESS.
NO MATTER HOW LONG IT TAKES.
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