Congressman says Clark was ineffective in war against terrorism
By: John Russell | Source: IRN NEWS
March 25, 2004 5:45PM EST
At least one congressman saw former terrorism consultant Richard Clark as ineffective in the war on terror. Congressman Chris Shays (R-Conn.) wrote the 9-11 commission Wednesdays saying that Clark was of little help to the committee he chaired on national security. In a letter to the commission Shays says that Clark was “of little help in our oversight. When he briefed the subcommittee, his answers were both evasive and derisive.” Shays went on to say that, ”Clark was part of the problem before the September 11th attacks because he took too narrow a view of the terrorism threat.” Shays goes on to say, “No truly national strategy to combat terrorism was ever produced during Mr. Clark’s tenure.”
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