>I seriously doubt that getting Bin Laden is anywhere near a top priority with the Administration. They get moch more leverage in the "war on terror" by having him at large.

Jim;

How true!

With a “reformed alcoholic” as our commander in chief/president we will surely free the world! What about Ayman al-Zawahiri? I can hardly await for the presidents State of the Union Address in January! What greatness lies ahead for the world and our nation for the next three years?

I think that Watergate was a minor act but had far reaching consequences. “Tricky Dick” was at least honest about what his administration had done. GWB has no clue nor does he care what he and his administration are doing.

I have asked many times within the last four years, what is the policy of this administration? The talking heads have on many occasions expressed different viewpoints on the same subject, within hours of each other. Does the president have a policy which his administration follows or the administration does as it pleases?

Tom


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>>>You've nailed it. While we're at, "I want Osama Bin Laden dead or alive.", as opposed to, "I don't wake up every day thinking about Osama Bin Laden." Same guy said this.