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Cheney ‘interfered directly’ to get terror plea bargain
David Edwards and Nick Juliano, Raw Story Vice President Dick Cheney cut a deal with the prime minister of Australia to orchestrate a plea bargain with an Australian terror suspect that would keep him out of sight until after Australia’s national elections next month, an Australian television station reported. Cheney “interfered directly” to secure Guantanamo…
Mission Accomplished: Bush kills another future terrorist
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Protest for Impeachment & Peace part of Rose Bowl Parade
Thousands Cheer Giant Rose Parade Floats By SOLVEJ SCHOU, Associated Press Writer Dozens of anti-war protesters led by “Peace Mom” Cindy Sheehan staked out spots across from television cameras, hoisting signs reading “Impeachment is Patriotic.” […] After the parade finished, a group of more than 100 anti-war protesters marched down the route. Sheehan spoke to…
White House Backs Off on Miers Scenario
By Dan Eggen, Washington Post Friday, March 16, 2007 The White House retreated today from its claim that former counsel Harriet E. Miers first came up with the idea of firing U.S. attorneys, another apparent shift in the Bush administration’s evolving version of events behind the controversy. White House press secretary Tony Snow told reporters…
