Scott McClellan to testify under oath before House Judiciary Committee
- added June 9, 2008
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President Bush's former spokesman, Scott McClellan, will testify before a House committee next week about whether Vice President Dick Cheney ordered him to make misleading public statements about the leaking of CIA agent Valerie Plame's identity.
McClellan will testify publicly and under oath before the House Judiciary Committee on June 20 about the White House's role in the leak and its response, his attorneys, Michael and Jane Tigar, said on Monday.
McClellan will testify publicly and under oath before the House Judiciary Committee on June 20 about the White House's role in the leak and its response, his attorneys, Michael and Jane Tigar, said on Monday.
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- sapere_aude
- 4 months ago
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Scott is going to help clarify that it was GW Bush himself who signed off on the declassifications for the sole purpose of outing a CIA agent. There is a big disconnect here - it seems that Bush and team can do just about anything and there are never any legal consequences. Maybe that pattern is about to come to an end.
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Right, never any legal consequences because the corrupt Attorney General's we had refuse to uphold the requirements of the job descriptions - they are legally bound to uphold by the way.
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- VoyagerFilms
- 4 months ago
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I wonder if the puppet master in this case, George Soros, will be there also.
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Yeah baby bring it on!! Let's go team!!
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Impeachment!!!!!
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I'm down.
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- cerealforeal
- 4 months ago
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scott mcclellan have the courage just like richard clarke to stand up and tell the truth about this jackass of a president named bush he is one of the worst presidents in american history
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they lied about it all, they new what they were saying went against the intelligence, leading to the death and destruction of millions of peoples lives. These people need to be brought to justice, and held accountable for their actions. Being president does not come with a free pass over law.
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- YaYSocialiSM
- 4 months ago
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Thank you, Scott. You have balls of steel.
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so scott actually agreed to it?!
wow!
that's a shocker!!-
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- ssppeencceerr
- 4 months ago
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The word is LIE.
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- CarolynGillis
- 4 months ago
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McClellan was recently asked if he would speak to anything beyond what he was being called in for. He said that it would depend on what the HJC brought up.
I sure hope he meant that. -
What happened to the old practice of exile...
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"good ol' McClellan / sniffin' out the fellon[s]"
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- wiredbirds
- 4 months ago
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get a grip guys, nothing is going to happen.
Mcclellan is just a snake in the grass who is unloyal to his friends -
Scott, Don't go anywhere in a small plane, don't go into any parks, and stay away from tool sheds. You might want to stay in crowds and watch your back until you get a chance to testify. They are running scared and you are apt to end up dead.
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Above all don't go hunting with Dick Cheney!
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Aw. Hell. Yeah.
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- Egnatius212
- 4 months ago
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And The HATE rolls on!
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Wouldn't it be great if all of this actually went somewhere? Yeah. That would be nice.
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i think this guy wants his face on a postage stamp
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- ashgallagher
- 3 months ago
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Does anyone actually think the Bush Administration ever did anything that was overt enough to get them into trouble? Anyone think they were that stupid? These guys are lawyers! Dick Cheney was Gerald Ford's Chief of Staff. He learned the mistakes by watching Watergate first hand.
The dealings of the Bush Administration were all "wink wink nod nod". Have you seen a picture of Cheney? How many pounds would you lose sweeting during a conversation with him? -
Danny, Yes people do. Go here and read this and maybe you will understand what has happend that is overt enough to get them in a world of trouble.
http://current.com/items/89014944_articles_of_impeachme...-
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- Marilynn_Murray
- 3 months ago
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This may be the moment, an exclamation point, to the failures of the Bush administration at a point when the damages are already past tense. I am happy to see McClellan testify, but I fail to see why we needed someone so close to the adminstration to verify the truth. This is one example why Americans mistrust government so much.
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Sure, Sure. This is going to work itself out, all the others whom are disgruntled with Mr. Bush will show their publishing skills quite soon only one Problem...
Liar is still spelled with an "L". -
Another George Soros sponsored "smear the right" presentation. Amazing, George Soros cranks the handle on the street organ, and all the Liberals do the May Pole dance around him... can't you train monkeys to do more.....
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How nice that Scott McClellan is telling a truth we already knew and has been widely presented in the media. How unfortunate that it took the profit opportunity of a book to make him come forward.
McClellan is just another in a long line of people who see the truth as a tool with which to make money - a mercenary. As press secretary, he peddled information because it was his job. And now he's just chosen a new job where he can peddle information again.
I'm glad he's going public, but not so glad he stands to profit handsomely for it. -
this is yesterdays news
nothing is going to happen
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