I do not think it's appropriate on a day like this for somebody to leave out so many facts, attack one person, especially when the attack is so over-the-top partisan and we all know Mr. Eichenwald's politics are very rapidly anti-Republican.
Ari Fleischer criticizes the timing and partisanship of Kurt Eichenwald's claims regarding the Bush administration on the anniversary of 9/11.
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