Bush's security is top notch

Have you ever noticed that after 9-11, security for the President, Vice President, Congress, the Supreme Court and other significant government officials was increased immediately without any discussion of cost?

The Bush administration has missed dozens of deadlines set by Congress after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks for developing ways to protect airplanes, ships and railways from terrorists.

A plan to defend ships and ports from attack is six months overdue. Rules to protect air cargo from infiltration by terrorists are two months late. A study on the cost of giving anti-terrorism training to federal law enforcement officers who fly commercially was supposed to be done more than three years ago.