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• How Mueller's notes implicate Gonzo in obstruction

  Published: August 17, 2007, 3:34 pm

  Tags: Alberto Gonzales, John Ashcroft, Domestic Spying, Nsa, James Comey, Robert Mueller

  have never been described. Comey precipitates confrontation. Meeting concludes without success. "Administration" decides to proceed anyway. Comey, Mueller and others threaten to resign if changes aren't made. OK. Standoff averted after Bush makes changes? Standoff averted? No, standoff not averted. Standoff successful for Comey, Mueller and

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• Where Will Fredo Pop Up Next?

  Published: July 4, 2008, 12:00 am

  Tags: Where, Will, Fredo, Pop, Next, Alberto Gonzales, Food And Drug Administration, Douglas Feith, John Ashcroft, George W Bush, The White House, Andrew Card, Barack Obama, James Comey, John Mccain, Lawrence Wilkerson, Free Will Baptist School, Los Angeles Times, The Pentago

  First he popped up at Friday night's baseball game between the Nats and the O's. Next thing you know, he's in the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday as an op-ed columnist.

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• Torture Crew Under “House Arrest”?

  Published: July 14, 2008, 9:14 am

  Tags: Bush Arrogance, Civil Liberties, Dick Cheney, Domestic Surveillance, Gop Court Docket, Holy War, Homeland Insecurity, Lies And The Lying Liars, Politics U S, Crime, Frank Rich, James Comey, New York Times, Torture, Wire Tapping

  One of those officials? James Comey, the acting U.S. Attorney General who rushed to John Ashcroft’s hospital bedside when then-White House lawyer Alberto Gonzalez was trying to strongarm a critically ill Ashcroft to sign off on the administration’s illegal domestic wiretapping program. Indeed, some of the actors in the Bush

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• Report Faults Handling of Wiretap Notes

  Published: September 2, 2008, 12:00 am

  Tags: Report, Faults, Handling, Wiretap, Notes, U S Department Of Justice, The White House, George W Bush, James Comey, Alberto Gonzales, Glenn Fine, Robert Mueller, Andrew Card, Brian Roehrkasse, John Ashcroft, Los Angeles Times, National Security Agency, The George Washing

  Former attorney general Alberto R. Gonzales improperly handled classified information about some of the government's most sensitive national security programs, but authorities will not recommend that he face criminal sanctions, according to officials familiar with an investigative report to be...

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• Report Describes Careless Handling of U.S. Secrets

  Published: September 3, 2008, 12:00 am

  Tags: Report, Describes, Careless, Handling, U S, Secrets, The White House, U S Department Of Justice, National Security Agency, George W Bush, United States, Andrew Card, Bill Clinton, Dean Boyd, Fred Fielding, Glenn Fine, James Comey, John Ashcroft, John Deutch, Paul H O Nei

  Former attorney general Alberto R. Gonzales told investigators that he could not recall whether he took home notes regarding the government's most sensitive national security program and that he did not know they contained classified information, despite his own markings that they were "top secret...

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