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**tactWeiccaf** · 07-04-2007, 03:57 AM

A short while ago I made a thread about the prosecutor who was fired so Rove's cloney could have the job. http://www.uspoliticsonline.com/brea...t-his-job.html

That was at the same time that 8 attorneys were all fired at once. Now 6 of them have testified to congress. Iglesias was called on the phone by two Republican senators (Heather Wilson and Pete Domenici) on seperate occasions asking him about sealed indictments. The indictments were about a Democrat and these two Republicans wanted to pressure them to be made public before the election. Very unethical behavour.

These attorneys are responsible for bring some of the Republican criminals to justice, Randy Duke Cunningham for instance.

They were warned by the Justice Dept not to talk publically about their being fired.

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If I'm not mistaken, past presidents have fired US attorneys when they have taken office. I believe Klinton fired all except one and I also think Reagan fired US attorneys.

So what if Bush does it now instead of when he took office?

Kramer

07-04-2007, 03:57 AM	#20
tactWeiccaf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 581 Senior Member	A short while ago I made a thread about the prosecutor who was fired so Rove's cloney could have the job. http://www.uspoliticsonline.com/brea...t-his-job.html That was at the same time that 8 attorneys were all fired at once. Now 6 of them have testified to congress. Iglesias was called on the phone by two Republican senators (Heather Wilson and Pete Domenici) on seperate occasions asking him about sealed indictments. The indictments were about a Democrat and these two Republicans wanted to pressure them to be made public before the election. Very unethical behavour. These attorneys are responsible for bring some of the Republican criminals to justice, Randy Duke Cunningham for instance. They were warned by the Justice Dept not to talk publically about their being fired. Sign Up If I'm not mistaken, past presidents have fired US attorneys when they have taken office. I believe Klinton fired all except one and I also think Reagan fired US attorneys. So what if Bush does it now instead of when he took office? Kramer
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