Kristen Breitweiser : "Dr. Rice is either lying or incompetent"

[Iceburg]

MSNBC Hardball:Kristen Breitweiser speaking to Chris Mathews.

[SendTheGOPPacking]

1. It's possible she's both.

Quite possible, in fact.

[GiovanniC]

2. My Money on Both

N/T

[leftchick]

3. both.... the whole bush cabal...

and they prove it on a daily basis.

[Unknown Known]

4. These four 911 widows should get the Nobel Peace Prize

for all they've had to deal with.

[RedSock]

5. if we get any truth out of this commission

it will be because of people like kristen, mindy kleinberg and the other moms and other victims families.

they are truly american heroes and patriots in our time.

[baldguy]

6. Lying. Incompetant.

Lying incompetant. Incompetant at lying. Incompetant liar.

[ck4829]

7. Rice is not qualified for any position in government

She is both a liar and incompetent. 9/11 happened under her watch. About the 9/11 commission, she should testify publicly and under oath or we should all demand that she step down from her high and mighty and also undeserved position in government.

[patricia92243]

8. Bush is incompetant and lier, so why would his staff be different

[PCIntern]

9. What a spokeswoman she is!

These WH types thought that all the widows were going to be like Laura and fall into line behind their Man. Well, they didn't count on the intellectualism, anger, and patriotism of these ladies who will not be cowed by the likes of the 'powers' that be.

Good for her...good for them. And good riddance to the bad rubbish.

[wryter2000]

10. Now, there's a true American hero

That is one brave lady!

[RedSock]

11. rice's refusal

seriously --

how can her reasons for refusal stand up when rumsfeld, powell and tenet -- all currently holding positions relative to * -- have testified?

i truly want to know if there is a difference.

[grasswire]

13. technically there is a difference

Rumsfeld, Powell, etc., have to be questioned and confirmed by Congress. Political appointments to the president's staff do not have to be confirmed by the Senate. Traditionally, political appointments to staff do not have to respond to congressional inquiries. This is the difference they cite. However, plenty of times the privilege has been waived.

[oasis]

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