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Apparently, nobody on Team Obama, from the President on down, thought a terrorist attack was more important than their Christmas vacation.
From Weasel Zippers:
To summarize: President Obama, CIA director Leon Panetta, CIA deputy director Stephen Kappes and National Counterterrorism Director Michael Leiter didn't consider a major attempted terror attack on US soil worth cutting their vacations short (keeping in mind one of al-Qaeda's hallmarks are multiple strikes, African embassy bombings, 9/11 etc)....(CBS News)- It could be said that the U.S. government can run by remote control. On the day that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab attempted to blow up a Northwest airline flight headed for Detroit, several key government players were on holiday and didn't immediately return to their posts in Washington, D.C...
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