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Thursday, March 29, 2007
Attorney firings were proper, former aide says
Appearing at an investigative hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Kyle Sampson testified that none of the prosecutors were dismissed "for an improper reason," such as to influence an ongoing investigation. (Watch video: Sampson testifies before the committee) But he said the process -- which has led to a firestorm on Capitol Hill and a standoff over the testimony of White House aides -- was "badly mishandled." Full story |
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