The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday cleared the way for subpoenas compelling five Justice Department officials and six of the U.S. Attorneys they fired to tell the story of the purge that prompted demands for the ouster of AG Alberto Gonzales. The subpoenas are a warning to the administration to follow through on promises by Gonzales and President Bush to tell the whole story of the firings beyond the selected details that Associate Deputy AG William Moschella revealed to the House panel last week.
March 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday cleared the way for subpoenas compelling five Justice Department officials and six of the U.S. Attorneys they fired to tell the story of the purge that has prompted demands for the ouster of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
The voice vote to authorize the panel to issue subpoenas amounts to insurance against the possibility that Gonzales could retract his permission to let the aides testify voluntarily or impose strict conditions.
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