he served our country well on 9-11 by first reminding us to pray for the missing and dead, resist the impulse to target american muslims for revenge and keep a vigil light on.

mr biden, by contrast, was rumored to be cowering at a restaurant in DC when the jet hit the pentagon and, as soon as he heard what happened, he drove home to his mommie’s delaware estate and went into hiding.

coward. just like eric holder who said, on 9-12, “I doubt that this can be considered a conspiracy or an act of terror. The new york jet (sic) wasn’t connected with the pentagon plane. It’s impossible.”

This is the same man who hailed the conviction — in a New York City courtroom — of the terrorists responsible for the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. He said the guilty verdicts demonstrated that “our legal system is the most mature legal system in the history of the world,” “that it works well, that is the place to seek vindication if you feel your rights have been violated.

Even as late as the 2006 trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, the 20th hijacker, in a Virginia courtroom, Giuliani said the proceedings showed that “…we are a free society, a lawful society … that we have respect for people’s rights and that we can have disagreements about whether the death penalty should be imposed on somebody like Moussaoui.”

His only reservation was the jury’s failure to sentence Moussaoui to death. But now, not even the Justice Department’s stated desire to put Khalid and his cohorts to death has been enough to satisfy America’s Former Mayor.

The city’s emergency command center went up in flames on 9/11 because Giuliani wanted the facility located within walking distance of his well-defended City Hall. That’s how the center wound up in terrorist target No. 1 — the World Trade Center. That was why Giuliani was famously trudging through the streets of lower Manhattan following the attack — he had no place to go. (At his side was the faithful Kerik, who reverted his previous role as the mayor’s bodyguard instead of running the police department during these fateful hours.)

Now, in his effort to fight Democrats as fiercely as he once wanted to be seen as fighting terrorists, he is warning that New Yorkers can’t handle the trial of a dangerous Islamic fanatic because it might be risky and inconvenient

Cynics might say he’s trying to turn us into him.

Dan Collins