You owe it to yourself to go and read 9/11 tapes reveal raw and emotional Hillary Clinton from The Guardian, and especially, click on the link for the radio piece by Andrea Bernstein from WNYC.
Let me just share 3 paragraphs from that Guardian story:
The Clinton who emerges from the WNYC tapes is passionate, raw and unrestrained. Above all, she is livid. She had just learned that the Bush administration instructed officials of the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reassure New Yorkers after 9/11 that the air over Ground Zero was safe. In fact, they had a pretty good idea that it was a toxic pall of asbestos, cement, glass dust, heavy metals, fuels and PCBs.
“I am outraged,” Clinton went on. “In the immediate aftermath, the first couple of days, nobody could know. But a week later? Two weeks later? Two months later? Six months later? Give me a break!”
Of all the varied chapters of Clinton’s tumultuous 30 years in public life, the story of her response to the attacks on the twin towers is one of the richest in terms of the clues it provides as to what to expect from a Clinton presidency. It reveals elements of her character, of her domestic policy strengths, as well as her tendency to lean towards the hawkish side in international affairs.
Both the story and the 7+ minutes of audio are balanced, providing a far more complete picture of Hillary Clinton than most people have.
I strongly urge you to read and listen.