George Tenet has his problems, but his testimony yesterday indicates that he gets one key point: the war on terror is less and less about Al Qaeda per se, and more and more about smaller or harder to track groups that share the same fundamental anti-American political ideology.
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Since Bush went ahead and called for a constitutional ammendment banning gay marriage you’ve had five non-baseball posts.
3 regarding the war on terrorism
0 regarding the constitutional ammendment
What gives?
I’ll get to it – it’s not a subject I want to dive into off the cuff. The Established Win Shares thing was pretty time-consuming, so I haven’t written much the last two days that required a lot of thought.
Yeah, BC, I came by today thinking surely you’d have something to say on the subject. I’m wondering whether we’ll find political common ground on this issue, since it is rare anywhere else…
–Matt (who exchanged emails w/you yesterday)
That’s cool.
For a moment I thought you were putting the blinders on and trying to focus everyone’s attention away from what happened yesterday in hopes that it wouldn’t detract from the War on Terror.
“Nothing to see here!!!!!!!!”
As for Dubya, I guess he’s now a “War President” on two fronts….at least.