US senate asks for Bush spying records

US senate asks for Bush spying records

news.bbc.co.uk

Bush faces eavesdropping subpoena

The US Senate has issued a subpoena ordering the White House to give up documents related to its surveillance of domestic terror suspects.
The Senate Judiciary Committee asked the Bush administration to give up the papers as part of its inquiry into the controversial spying programme.

The administration has refused a series of requests to release the documents.

The president rejects claims he broke the law by ordering surveillance without first securing warrants.

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Interesting to see how Bush squirms his way out of this legal labyrinth... Let's see how much the Senate can dig out of Pandora's Box.


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[edit on 27/6/2007 by Mirthful Me]

[edit on 27/6/2007 bymr-lizard due to want of an opinion]

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