WASHINGTON AP - A "dial-a-porn" service and the New York Daily News are among companies Michael Mukasey, President Bush's choice for attorney general, has listed as former legal clients in documents turned over to senators who will decide whether to confirm him.Responding to questions posed by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the former federal judge said he also quit a private club that refused to admit women.
October 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – A “dial-a-porn” service and the New York Daily News are among companies Michael Mukasey, President Bush’s choice for attorney general, has listed as former legal clients in documents turned over to senators who will decide whether to confirm him.
Responding to questions posed by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the former federal judge said he also quit a private club that refused to admit women.
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