Bin Laden tape is a stark reminder that Bush failed to capture or kill the mastermind of the attack on America

George Bush loves to invoke September 11th. So does Osama Bin Laden. The fact that Bin Laden is still alive and able to make these tapes mocking America is a testament to Bush's failed leadership. Of course, the Bush administration hopes we're all suitably frightened by the Bin Laden tape:

The White House said that any new video message from bin Laden would only underscore the threat the United States and other nations face from extremists.

Actually the Bin Laden underscores the fact that Bush has failed to capture or kill the guy who masterminded the attack on America on 9/11. If we still face a threat from Bin Laden six years later, it's Bush fault.

Wasn't Bush gonna get him "dead or alive"?:

The president, in an Oval Office meeting with Thailand's prime minister, would not predict the timing of bin Laden's capture but said he doesn't care how the suspect is brought to justice. "I don't care, dead or alive — either way," Bush said. "It doesn't matter to me."

Clearly, bringing Bin Laden to justice hasn't really mattered for six years.