Sunday, November 28, 2010
Portland saved from terrorist attack by feds they rejected.
In 2005, leaders in Portland, Oregon, angry at the Bush administration's conduct of the war on terror, voted not to allow city law enforcement officers to participate in a key anti-terror initiative, the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force. On Friday, that task force helped prevent what could have been a horrific terrorist attack in Portland. Now city officials say they might re-think their participation in the task force -- because Barack Obama is in the White House.
Byron York at the Washington Examiner
Labels: crime, jihad, Liberalism, terrorism
