What did Bush know in advance of 9/11?

I BELIEVE that the media is not adequately covering what is most likely the story of the century.

Wed, 24 Dec, 2003 - 00:00

Recently, the Republican ex-governor of New Jersey, Thomas Kean, who was nominated by the Bush administration to uncover the facts of 9/11, has found that the administration could have prevented the attacks.

It was disgusting to see how the White House has turned that terrible tragedy into a political free-for-all, but it is even more disgusting to know that it could have been prevented.

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