Bush Admin has missed dozens of deadlines set by Congress after the Sept. 11 attacks for protecting airplanes, ships and railways from attacks

The Bush administration has missed dozens of deadlines set by Congress after the Sept. 11 attacks for protecting airplanes, ships and railways from attacks.

More than four years after the September 11 attacks, the Bush Administration is still woefully behind in protecting our nation from further attacks. By revealing the identity of an undercover CIA operative more than two years ago, the Bush administration severely damaged National Security as Republican Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald revealed Friday in his press conference announcing the indictment of Vice President Cheney’s Chief of Staff for Perjury, Lying to the FBI, and Obstructing Justice in covering up the CIA agent outing. Now we learn that the Bush Administration has further dropped the ball by failing to implement the plans to secure our nation from 9/11 type attacks.

President Bush has signed several of bills into law committing his administration to meeting the deadlines to boost National Security which he has repeatedly missed.

"The incompetence that we recently saw with FEMA's leadership appears to exist throughout the Homeland Security Department," said Mississippi Rep. Bennie Thompson, who is Vice Chairman and Ranking Member of the House Homeland Security Committee. "Our nation is still vulnerable."

More than four years after September 11 the Bush Administration is not protecting us and is instead making us less safe by revealing CIA operatives identities for political payback.