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Which Came First?

In the December 5th edition of the Wall Street Journal Peggy Noonan opined that 'At Least Bush Kept Us Safe' after 9/11.

Yesterday, we learned that the Bush Administration had put out a two-page talking points memo to "Cabinet members and other high-ranking officials" that "offers a guide for discussing Bush's eight-year tenure during their public speeches" which contains a primary (false) point that Bush '"kept the American people safe" after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks...'

Did Noonan get the memo, or did her column help dictate it, or is this really all the Right has left?

Speaking of Right and Left

Chris Potter, editor of the Pittsburgh City Paper, slices and dices Ruth Ann Dailey's plea for something called "nonpartisan news" in the comments section of this Pittsburgh Comet post.
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"At Least Bush Kept Us Safe"*

True!

*As long as you didn't die on 9/11, or from letters containing weaponized anthrax, or in the aftermath of Katrina, or as a soldier in Iraq, or . . .
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