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HALLIBURTON, the company which Vice President Dick Cheney was once CEO, has been providing food, water and other supplys for U.S. troops in Iraq, but this VIDEO tells the alarming story on how HALLIBURTON has been providing contaminated water and food to U.S. troops. HALLIBURTON has been making money hand over fist off the Iraq War and the U.S. taxpayer is absorbing the cost of Dick Cheney's former company reaping huge profits. Watch former HALLIBURTON employees talk about what they saw...
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President George W. Bush asserted executive privilege authority Wednesday to block the Justice Department from releasing to a House committee a transcript of Vice President Dick Cheney’s 2004 interview with the special prosecutor to investigate the leak of covert CIA operative Valerie Plame Wilson. Attorney General Michael Mukasey wrote a letter to Bush Tuesday requesting that the president use his executive privilege powers as a way of explaining why the Justice Department would continue to...
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In the latest twist in the “Plame-gate” scandal, President George W. Bush has asserted executive privilege to block release of Vice President Dick Cheney’s interview with a special prosecutor about possible criminal violations in the leaking of a CIA officer’s covert identity. Rep. Henry Waxman, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, promptly denounced the White House legal reasoning as “ludicrous,” noting that executive privilege covers advice that an aide gives the President, not...
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In the latest twist in the “Plame-gate” scandal, President George W. Bush has asserted executive privilege to block release of Vice President Dick Cheney’s interview with a special prosecutor about possible criminal violations in the leaking of a CIA officer’s covert identity. Rep. Henry Waxman, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, promptly denounced the White House legal reasoning as “ludicrous,” noting that executive privilege covers advice that an aide gives the President, not...
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... setting in motion an investigation that brought down I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, and seriously damaged the ...
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by Jason Leopold
The White House lost an appeal to keep secret visitor logs containing
the identities of evangelical Christian leaders who visited the White
House and Vice President Dick Cheneys home, according to an opinion
issued Friday by a federal appeals court.
The U.S. Court of...
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The "List" Is Expected to be Very Long In one of my recent articles, I discussed the possible long list of who on the president's staff would be pardoned before Bush left office.
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White House Chief Counsel, Fred Fielding, has declined to be interviewed regarding this subject. With all the very hush-hush "behind the door activity" ...
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Indeed, Sheehan announced that she would challenge the speaker after it became clear – after President Bush commuted White House aide Scooter Libby's prison ...
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Scooter Libby, who was convicted on five counts of federal obstruction of justice and perjury charges resulting from the grand jury investigation into the ...
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One of the leakers, Vice President Cheney’s top aide, Lewis “Scooter” Libby, was convicted last year of committing perjury in the probe. ...
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In the latest twist in the “Plame-gate” scandal, President George W. Bush has asserted executive privilege to block release of Vice President Dick Cheney’s interview with a special prosecutor about possible criminal violations in the leaking of a CIA officer’s covert identity.
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Fri, Jul 18, 2008 Vice President Dick Cheney doesn't want the public to know much about what he really does.
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In the latest twist in the “Plame-gate” scandal, President George W. Bush has asserted executive privilege to block release of Vice President Dick Cheney’s interview with a special prosecutor about possible criminal violations in the leaking of ...
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