Would “Kinder, Gentler” President Have Prevented 9/11?

Authored by John W. Lillpop



As the fifth anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attack approaches, Americans interested in preserving our way of life should pause and reflect on the following facts:


* President Bill Clinton refused to take Osama bin Laden into custody on at least two occasions. Had Clinton spent less time with Monica Lewinski and more time defending America, 9/11 might not have happened.

* Jamie Gorelick, the No. 2 person in the Clinton Justice Department, was chief architect of the “Wall” which prohibited communications between U.S. intelligence and law-enforcement agencies. Had Ms. Gorelick pursued career opportunities--like day laborer or day care--more suitable to her skill sets, the Twin Towers might still be standing.

* John F. Kerry, Democrat presidential hopeful in 2004, actually proposed a “kinder, gentler” war against the murderous thugs responsible for 9/11. Honestly, when looking at photos(Go) of the Twin Towers in flames, does “kinder, gentler” even enter your mind as an option?

* G.W. Bush, for all his warts and wrong-headed policies on illegal aliens, spending, and the like, has kept the terrorists from an encore of 9/11 on American soil. For that, Bush deserves our everlasting gratitude.

With mid-term elections less than three months away, Americans need to be reminded that Democrats generally believe that evil does not exist, except in U.S. policy and administration.

That liberal mindset almost guarantees another 9/11 if Democrats regain control of the government.

We must not allow that to happen. So, please, vote early, vote often and vote GOP!

John W. Lillpop is a recovering liberal.