Bush was evil! Ok, maybe he had some good ideas...

[kevin1]

Napolitano to Outline New Anti-Terror Plans

Obama administration's domestic approach to preventing terrorist attacks will rely in large measure on refining and expanding initiatives launched under President George W. Bush.

Wall Street Journal
FOXNews.com
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is expected to outline Wednesday the Obama administration's domestic approach to preventing terrorist attacks -- a strategy that will rely in large measure on refining and expanding initiatives launched under President George W. Bush.

How to keep the U.S. safe and foil terrorists are charged issues that took a central role in last year's presidential campaign, when then-Sen. Barack Obama criticized the Bush administration's tactics. But Napolitano, in an interview this week, signaled that the Obama administration isn't contemplating a wholesale revision of the agencies or programs created under Bush to further anti-terrorism efforts. One element of Napolitano's approach, for example, will be the expansion of a pilot program started during the Bush administration to train police to report such suspicious behavior as the theft of keys from a facility that keeps radiological waste. It is part of a much broader effort to significantly increase cooperation between her agency and state and local governments across the nation. Her aides say this is one area where her efforts will significantly exceed those of her predecessors in the Bush administration.

Napolitano also will call for deeper civic involvement and awareness to prevent attacks. She is also expected to discuss efforts to work more closely with foreign governments, from sharing airline-passenger data to intelligence about potential plots. "We live in a world now where no one department of government can be held to be the sole repository of protecting security," Napolitano said in an interview Monday night. "There is a role to be played at every level."

So the Bush War on Terrorism made people less free, but let's continue some of his policies and expand them further? Make up your minds libtards!

[FlDeerman]

It's easy when you are just a Jr Senator to say things but,when you are in the drivers seat things suddenly aren't so easy.I think it's called "on the job training".

[falcon]

So the Bush War on Terrorism made people less free, but let's continue some of his policies and expand them further? Make up your minds libtards!

+1

It ain't about the so called war on terror: It is about power in the hands of the white house pukes.

[James B]

osama is among the top few most hypocritical politicians I have seen in my life time. I have at least ONE big question, Where the hell is the transparency that he assured the voters about? OK, TWO questions, Where the hell is the bipartisanship? He is ten times as bad a Bush ever could have been, in almost every aspect.

[Howler]

Did we expect anything less. I mean, with all the real world experience that Obama brought to the table, hell,.........what had he done before being voted in again? Maybe president of some home owners association some where?