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President Bush has asserted executive privilege to protect information that a House panel has subpoenaed on the leak of CIA operative Valerie Plame's identity, the White House said Wednesday.
"This unfounded assertion of executive privilege does not protect a principle; it protects a person," Waxman said. "If the vice president did nothing wrong, what is there to hide?"
The assertion of the privilege is not about hiding anything but rather protecting the separation of powers as well as the integrity of future Justice Department investigations of the White House, Mukasey wrote to Bush in a letter dated Tuesday. Several of the subpoenaed reports, he wrote, summarize conversations between Bush and advisers — are direct presidential communications protected by the privilege.
"I am greatly concerned about the chilling effect that compliance with the committee's subpoena would have on future White House deliberations and White House cooperation with future Justice Department investigations," Mukasey wrote to Bush. "I believe it is legally permissible for you to assert executive privilege with respect to the subpoenaed documents, and I respectfully request that you do so."
Besides the fact entire conspiracy aginst Bush by Valeries schmuck of a husband reeks of anti-American interests.
Originally posted by Gatordone
In case you have no idea, the President of the USA can not leak information. See, he can unclassify anything he wants. So there is no way for Bush to have leaked Plames' name. Besides the fact entire conspiracy aginst Bush by Valeries schmuck of a husband reeks of anti-American interests.
Originally posted by Gatordone
Besides the fact entire conspiracy aginst Bush by Valeries schmuck of a husband reeks of anti-American interests.