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The motivation for blocking investigations into Bush lawbreaking

Key congressional Democrats were aware and tacitly supportive of Bush's illegal interrogation and surveillance programs, a key motive in why they helped prevent accountability.
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  • Tuesday, July 15, 2008 07:40 AM

    Spelling out Jane's jeopardy

    Help me out here. What's the legal/constitutional basis upon which Rockefeller, Harman, Hoyer, and Pelosi can be prosecuted for not disclosing classified White House crimes? I understand that they should be in jeopardy, but the mechanism is not obvious to me. Thanks.

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