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Bush Ratings Worst Ever, So Why’s This Turkey Still President?
AP Poll: Bush Public Approval at New Low Apr 10, 2008 – 12:15 PM (ET) Copyright 2008 Associated Press. All right reserved. © 2008 IAC Search & Media. All rights reserved. WASHINGTON (AP) – Public approval of President Bush has dipped to a new low in the Associated Press-Ipsos poll, driven by dissatisfaction with his…
Democrats delay major moves in two House investigations of Bush officials
Michael Roston, rawstory.com style=”height: 100px” height=”100″ alt=”condi_rice.jpg” height=”96″ alt=”monicagoodling.jpg”Democratic leaders of two House committees decided late on Tuesday to postpone major moves in their investigations of top Bush administration officials, which had been expected early this Wednesday. The House Judiciary Committee decided to delay a decision this morning on immunizing Monica Goodling, a former top…
Vice President’s Office Is Not Required to Submit to Normal Oversight, Information Security Oversight Office Told
David Swanson, Afterdowningstreet.org The Office of the Vice President is not an “agency” for purposes of the executive order on classification and therefore its classification and declassification activity no longer need be reported to the Information Security Oversight Office, the Justice Department finally informed ISOO Director Bill Leonard in a newly disclosed letter. In a…
US agencies disobey 6 laws that president challenged
By Charlie Savage, Boston Globe Federal officials have disobeyed at least six new laws that President Bush challenged in his signing statements, a government study disclosed yesterday. The report provides the first evidence that the government may have acted on claims by Bush that he can set aside laws under his executive powers. In a…
Judge Rules Miers, Bolton must testify – not immune from subpoenas
Federal judge rules Bush aides can be subpoenaed RAW STORY WASHINGTON — President Bush’s top advisers are not immune from congressional subpoenas, a federal judge ruled Thursday in an unprecedented dispute between the two political branches. The House Judiciary Committee wants to question the president’s chief of staff, Josh Bolten, and former legal counsel Harriet…
