Cheney and Bush

[bfez1]

I vote Yes!

Breaking News from ABCNEWS.com:

Bush 'glad' he took the time to answer 9/11 commission's questions, says it was a an 'important' meeting.

[Lindaloo]

I voted yes. He has nothing to hide.

[mf_dolphin]

I voted No. I believe that the seperation of powers is an important concept in our form of government. The public hearings have just become a forum for public preening. President Bush and VP Cheney met with the committee and that's good enough for me.

[Guest]

He should answer as many questions as he can, but I support his right to invoke executive privilege when the nation's security may be at risk, at his own discretion.
...Jennifer...

[streetsoldier]

I voted a resounding NO. To require such disclosure, especially when we are at war, is idiotic...and potentially dangerous to our security.

[vbhoutex]

I read the question and voted wrong!!! I did not see the word public when i read it! I officially change my vote to NO!!!!!! fo Marshall's reason.

[Rainband]

I voted a resounding NO. To require such disclosure, especially when we are at war, is idiotic...and potentially dangerous to our security.

This is all pretty much public anyway. I say yes

[Rainband]

I voted No. I believe that the seperation of powers is an important concept in our form of government. The public hearings have just become a forum for public preening. President Bush and VP Cheney met with the committee and that's good enough for me.

I vote yes. Government for the people by the people. If anything is a national security issue ..they can skip that!!! I wanna hear what they have to say!!

[JQ Public]

I voted yes. I mean there is no secret that we're at war on terrorism, and if they knew smthg back then i am sure they have already done smthg about it. If not then they have no excuses...its been three years almost. So, yes they should answer questions.