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House Subpoenas Two More Fired U.S. Attorneys for Hearings Today

March 6, 2007April 1, 2007 Jon Ponder

The House Judiciary Committee will now hear from two more fired U.S. Attorneys at its hearings today into the mass firing of prosecutors by the Bush administration in December. However, it is unclear how cooperative the fired prosecutors will be since all of them are Republicans.

The new witnesses, Daniel G. Bogden of Nevada and Paul K. Charlton of Arizona join David Iglesias of New Mexico, Carol Lam of San Diego, John McKay of Seattle, and H.E. “Bud” Cummins of Little Rock, Ark.

Iglesias has charged that two senior Republicans from New Mexico, Sen. Pete Domenici and Rep. Heather Wilson, tried to influence an ongoing investigation and then had him fired because he would not cooperate with them.

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Poetic Justice

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“The man is afraid of the voice of the people and that the people understand and know what he’s doing. He’s trying to stifle the ability of journalists to let the people of America know what’s really going on with their government.”

— “Kamala Harris called President Donald Trump’s ban of CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House ‘absolutely abhorrent,’” The Wrap reports.

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— Columbia professor Jeffrey Sachs, on X, on President Trump’s 35-person cabinet.

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1,000

10%

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470

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