Conyers To Gonzo: Quit Stonewalling
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The House Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena to Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales today seeking hundreds of pages of new or uncensored records related to the firings of eight U.S. attorneys last year, officials said.
It is the first subpoena to be issued in connection with the dismissals and escalates the confrontation between Democrats and the Bush administration, which has resisted demands for more documents and for public testimony from White House aides about the dismissals.
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ahhhhhhhh….I love the smell of subpoenas in the morning…
Gonzalez to Conyers: See you next week. You bring the stake, I’ll bring the matches.