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The Swamp does the Sunday shows
The Swampby John Crewdson The Swamp watches the Sunday talk shows, so you don't have to: The issues this first week of summer: Democratic unity (meaning can Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton stand to be in the same room together? And......Tags: Television Industry, International Military Interventions, George W. Bush, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Al Gore
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What's the deal with Larry?
Spin CycleOnce, years ago, Newsday regularly quoted a man named Larry Johnson, a former CIA and State Department counterterrorism expert, on various intelligence matters, because he was both helpful and astute. This year, close followers of Campaign 2008 would...Tags: Bill Ayers, Larry Johnson, Weather Underground
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Plame case documents subpoenaed
The Swampby Katie Fretland The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed Attorney General Michael Mukasey to turn over documents relating to the leak of CIA agent Valerie Plame's identity -- the case that led to the conviction of former Cheney chief......Tags: FBI, George W. Bush, Politics, Dick Cheney, Upper House
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Former Time Man of the Year Promotes Electric Cars
KickingTiresOK, we get it. Gas is expensive and electric cars sound like a great idea. We???re not sure if we need to read about every person out there advocating alternative means of transportation, but we found this story about former......Tags: State Budgets, Vehicles, Intel Corp., Politics, Services and Shopping
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New Film to Highlight Inventor's Battle With Auto Industry
KickingTiresIt was only a few decades ago that the Big Three were still rulers of all they surveyed in the automotive industry. In the 1960s, all three were looking for a way to make the windshield wiper stop wiping so......Tags: Greg Kinnear, Entertainment, Movies, Automotive Equipment
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Four arrested in protest of Karl Rove
The Swampby Katie Fretland Former Bush advisor Karl Rove was invited to speak at a GOP fundraiser in Des Moines, Iowa, but he did not get the warmest of welcomes from four residents who pledged to arrest him. Law enforcement officers......Tags: FBI, Police Arrests, International Military Interventions, Upper House, Crime, Law and Justice
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Robert Novak's hit-run victim talks
The Swampby Frank James A Washington D.C. radio station got an interview with the pedestrian struck by conservative commentator Robert Novak's black Corvette earlier this week. Turns out the man struck by the 77-year old syndicated columnist is 86-years old (yes,....Tags: Vehicles, Arts and Culture, Periodicals, Services and Shopping, Valerie Plame Wilson
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Committee votes for Rove contempt
The Swampby Katie Fretland and updated The House Judiciary Committee this morning voted in favor of finding former Bush advisor Karl Rove in contempt of Congress for his refusal of a subpoena to testify before the panel. The committee voted along......Tags: FBI, Ben Stein, George W. Bush, Election Day, Upper House
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Shield law bogged down in Senate
The Swampby James Oliphant Proponents of a bill that would help journalists protect confidential sources failed Wednesday to muster enough votes to move the legislation forward for a vote. Supports still hope the move the bill, which has bipartisan support, by.......Tags: Laws, Politics, Arlen Specter, Freedom of the Press, National Government
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Novak retires, calls his health 'dire'
The Swampby Frank James Robert Novak, the 77-year old syndicated conservative columnist who recently announced that he was diagnosed with a brain tumor announced today that he is retiring for good and described his condition as "dire." The Chicago Sun-Times......Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Health, Valerie Plame Wilson, Chicago Sun-Times
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White House: Forged Iraqi letter 'absurd'
The Swampby Mark Silva First it was former CIA Director George Tenet calling the case for Iraq's weapons of mass destruction a "slam dunk,'' as our colleague, Johanna Neuman, at the Los Angeles Times notes. Now it is author Ron Suskind......Tags: Paul O'Neill, Basketball, Saddam Hussein, Politics, Armed Conflicts
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President Bush's pardons: Sparing
The Swampby Mark Silva President George W. Bush, who hasn't pardoned many criminals in his time, will have a chance to spare legions before leaving office in January. Requests for presidential pardons and commutations of prison sentences are piling up at......Tags: Bill Clinton, Laws, George W. Bush, Crime, Law and Justice, Insider Trading
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