For President Bush, one witness under oath was plenty.
Former political director Sara Taylor was still hours from her subpoenaed appearance before a congressional panel when the White House canceled Harriet Miers’.
For President Bush, one witness under oath was plenty. Former political director Sara Taylor was still hours from her subpoenaed appearance before a congressional panel when the White House canceled Harriet Miers'. The letter to House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers, D-Mich., was the latest shot in a broader battle over the boundaries of Bush's executive power and Congress' duty to conduct oversight. The exchange nudged all sides closer to contempt of Congress citations and perhaps federal court.
July 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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For President Bush, one witness under oath was plenty.
Former political director Sara Taylor was still hours from her subpoenaed appearance before a congressional panel when the White House canceled Harriet Miers’.
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