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September 1, 2009 at 5:27 am
“The Clinton administration caught those responsible, subjected them to the U.S. criminal justice system, and foreign terrorists did not strike again on U.S. soil during Clinton’s terms in office.”
The Clinton administration caught those responsible for carrying out that particular attack. They did not catch those responsible for planning and orchestrating the attack.
It is true that there were no additional attacks on US soil during the remainder of the Clinton administration. That statement, however, omits the fact that there were additional, deadly attacks against US interests during Clinton’s watch. The Clinton administration was unsuccessful in protecting US interest abroad from terrorists. Their lack of success in handling the terrorist threat against US interest as a whole hardly earned them any bragging rights when it came to dealing with the terrorist threat.