No apology expected when Rice testifies to commission

Thursday, April 8, 2004

WASHINGTON -- Former White House counterterror chief Richard Clarke two weeks ago drew tears and gratitude from families -- and criticism from Republicans -- when he publicly apologized. "Your government failed you. ... I failed you," said Clarke, who resigned in 2003.

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