Time magazine quotes Jamie Gorelick on Rudy’s record fighting terrorism:

Giuliani’s record on managing the city’s emergency responders is more telling—and shows a more complicated leadership style than Americans saw on 9/11. “When we reflected on his tenure, we saw qualities that were not helpful,” says Jamie Gorelick, a member of the 9/11 commission and former Deputy Attorney General in the Clinton Administration. “[For President], I think you want someone who is not polarizing. Someone who brings people together by the power of persuasion rather than the power of dictate. Someone who is considering of other points of view and ultimately decisive. And on all three scores, I have serious doubts about the mayor.”

Yes, we have to look out for those things that are “not helpful.” You know, kind of like those walls between criminal investigators and intelligence agents that somebody recommended in a memo back in 1995.

By the way, Jamie Gorelick has donated the maximum amount of money allowed by law to the presidential campaigns of Hillary Clinton (as well as $3,000 to Hillary’s oh-so-competitive Senate primary and general campaigns from last year) and also donated $1,000 each to Chris Dodd, Joe Biden.

Because Hillary doesn’t meet that standard of “polarization” that Giuliani meets. Sheesh.