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Executive privilege - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Executive Order 13233 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Executive Order 13233 limited access to the records of former United States Presidents. It was drafted by then White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales and issued by George W. Bush on November 1, 2001. S...
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WASHINGTON -- Despite President Bush's repeated pledges of full cooperation, administration officials yesterday refused to rule out invoking executive privilege to shield some documents from Justice Department investigators looking into whether someone in the White House illegally leaked the name of a CIA operative.
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As the battle between the White House and Congress intensifies over the firings of federal prosecutors, President Bush has now employed a new weapon. ... Put simply, executive privilege is the concept that what happens in the White House stays in the White House. But the limits of its use are surprisingly untested in...
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these repubs want to track and trace every aspect of our lives while letting corporations have no regulation and while they claim Executive Privilege over everything and stonewall FOIA requests...
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Rove's Executive Privilege Claims Don't Pass the Laugh Test - The Huffington Post ... A small coup for the Huffington Post: On these pages, way back in November, the very high likelihood was raised that Karl Rove's Executive Privilege claims would vanish when Bush left office.
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