I question her judgment...and lack thereof

Interesting to take a look at the foreign policy advisors Obama and Clinton are aligning themselves with.

Perplexing that Hillary Clinton would add to her team Sandy Berger, who resigned from the Kerry campaign due to scandal, and who subsequently was sentenced for it. His pockets, after all, carry the political baggage of a bungled burgle.

Richard Miniter:

My informed sources suggest that what Berger destroyed were copies of the Millennium After-Action Review, a binder-sized report prepared by Richard Clarke in 2000—a year and half before the 9-11 attacks. The review made a series of recommendations for a tougher stance against bin Laden and terrorism. There are 13 or more copies of this report. But only one contains hand-written notes by President Bill Clinton. Apparently, in the margin beside the recommendations, Bill Clinton wrote NO, NO, NO next to many of the tougher policy proposals.

You can see why Clinton might be happy to see these records vanish down the memory hole.

So Berger was stuffing in pants and socks and later shredding the evidence that President Clinton did not want to take a tougher line on bin Laden, following the 1998 attack on two U.S. embassies that killed 224 people (including 12 American diplomats).