Mickey Posted November 12, 2004 Posted November 12, 2004 I offer this link to a report by the US Commission on Civil Rights without editorial comment. I do note that the Commission was formed in 1957 and is made up of 8 Commissioners. Congress appoints 4 and the President the other 4. At no time can there be more than 4 members from any one political party. Currently there are 3 Republicans, 3 Democrats and 2 Independents on the Commission. There is at least an attempt being made at bi-partisanship. Though in result it might not work out that way, it is still far more bi-partisan than you will see from just about any other source. I am sure there will be those who will simply dismiss the conclusions and those who will use them as ammo to slam the President. That is unfortunate. US Commission on Civil Rights
Alaska Darin Posted November 12, 2004 Posted November 12, 2004 I offer this link to a report by the US Commission on Civil Rights without editorial comment. I do note that the Commission was formed in 1957 and is made up of 8 Commissioners. Congress appoints 4 and the President the other 4. At no time can there be more than 4 members from any one political party. Currently there are 3 Republicans, 3 Democrats and 2 Independents on the Commission. There is at least an attempt being made at bi-partisanship. Though in result it might not work out that way, it is still far more bi-partisan than you will see from just about any other source. I am sure there will be those who will simply dismiss the conclusions and those who will use them as ammo to slam the President. That is unfortunate. US Commission on Civil Rights 114261[/snapback] Dude, there's 181 pages. No way the "hot pockets" crowd ever gets past the T.O.C. I'll read it tonight.
KRC Posted November 12, 2004 Posted November 12, 2004 Dude, there's 181 pages. No way the "hot pockets" crowd ever gets past the T.O.C. 114550[/snapback] Well, then I guess the Duelfer Report is out of the question.
Mickey Posted November 12, 2004 Author Posted November 12, 2004 Dude, there's 181 pages. No way the "hot pockets" crowd ever gets past the T.O.C. I'll read it tonight. 114550[/snapback] It has an executive summary for god's sake.
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