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Shortly before the arrival of the Final Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States--popularly known as The 9/11 Commission Report--a nationwide poll found that 61 percent of the American people thought the Commission had "done a good job." This was no accident. The ten panel members, and 80 full-time staffers managed their image with a massive public relations effort. Their success generated a cycle of sympathetic media and positive public opinion response.
That's why within only days of the release of their final report, the press, most members of Congress, and both Presidential candidates had endorsed the recommendations of ...