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By MATTHEW BARAKAT Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON — Thousands of protesters marched Saturday from the White House to the Capitol to demand an end to the Iraq war, leading to the arrests of at least 150 people. Many of the protesters were arrested without a struggle after they jumped over a barricade near the base…
Bush invokes executive privilege, won’t turn over U.S. attorney documents
By John Bresnahan, The Politico President Bush has invoked executive privilege and is refusing to turn over to congressional investigators any White House documents related to the U.S. attorney firings. In a letter today to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) and House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers (D-Mich.), Solicitor General Paul Clement informed…
Judge orders Cheney to preserve records of administration
RAW STORY A federal judge ruled against the Bush administration’s closed-door policy on internal documents by ordering Vice President Dick Cheney to preserve a large amount of records during his time at the White House, the Associated Press reported Saturday. The decision is meant to prevent many records from being destroyed before they can be…
VICE PRESIDENT DICK CHENEY ABRUPTLY RESIGNS – ADMITS “EMBOLDENING THE ENEMY”, CAUSING HURRICANE KATRINA, HIDING WMDs IN SYRIA
April 1st, 2007 “I had a ‘come to Jesus moment’ “, former Vice President Richard Cheney lamented as he was frog-marched away from the White House in leg irons and powder pink handcuffs by members of the Secret Service, the FBI and mercenary assassins from Blackwater on leave from Iraq. “What the hell was I…
