The Republicans HE appointed, including the Republican chairman, are frustrated with his blatant attempts to thwart the job HE appointed them to do.

How is that political motivation.

The survivors and families have no organized political axe, and they recognize GWB is trying to prevent the American people from knowing.

How is that political.

It ain't enough to just say "it's political". Of course it has political implications, but the inquiry isn't and the Republicans on the commission are just trying to do a job. And they say GWB is not cooperating.

Is it possible to have these facts addressed without "it's just political"? Because clearly it isn't "just political".

Arf