There ought to be two words that should bring fear to the 1600 Crew in this campaign season: Tora Bora. Where the 1600 Crew allowed Osama bin Forgotten to escape.

The Bush administration has concluded that Osama bin Laden was present during the battle for Tora Bora late last year and that failure to commit U.S. ground troops to hunt him was its gravest error in the war against al Qaeda, according to civilian and military officials with first-hand knowledge.
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After-action reviews, conducted privately inside and outside the military chain of command, describe the episode as a significant defeat for the United States.
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The Bush administration has never acknowledged that bin Laden slipped through the cordon ostensibly placed around Tora Bora as U.S. aircraft began bombing on Nov. 30.

A half-brother of Osama bin Laden said in a television interview he never thinks of whether to turn in the al-Qaida leader and questioned which court would try him.

Asked hypothetically whether he would turn in the al-Qaeda leader, Yeslam Binladin replied: "What do you think? Would you turn in your brother? Or half brother? Tell me. I put the question back to you. You answer it."
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Binladin has been under scrutiny in France and Switzerland during a money-laundering investigation but has never been charged.

Every time that the 1600 Crew and Preznit Always AWOL bring up the War on Terra™ thing, Kerry and Edwards should refer to the Tora Bora incident; and how it allowed Bin Laden to escape. The 1600 Crew as Leaders...I think not.