Democratic leaders were right to reject an "unacceptable" offer presented by the White House on Tuesday which would allow unsworn testimony by White House officials behind closed doors, and should press on with planned subpoenas for Karl Rove and others, according to the lead editorial in Wednesday's New York Times.
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Wednesday, March 21, 2007
NYC: Drink beer and listen to live opera!
Opera on Tap: I am so going to their next appearance in Park Slope. Get sloshed and listen to some high notes!
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Top Spots for Each Poison
Whether you’re in the mood for a newfangled Bloody Mary or a crisp, classic martini, New York has a bar that specializes (and excels) in your potion of preference.
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Cop Killers
What a week: Badge-wearers who kill get indicted; and a nut job blows away two aspiring flatfoots
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All Wet
Bloomberg's man Dan Doctoroff has an answer for rising seas: more coastal condos!-I hate that rich bastard.
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Tony Snow says president must let his senior advisers testify under oath
Ten years ago, White House spokesman Tony Snow wrote an article demanding that then-President Bill Clinton let his top aides testify under oath in a criminal investigation. But now Snow is saying that Bush's top aides don't have to testify under oath for their role in helping Att. Gen. Gonzales lie under oath. Hypocrisy much?
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Bloomberg Testifies in DC on Health Impacts of 9/11
Mayor Bloomberg visits Washington today. Later this morning, he'll deliver testimony on Capitol Hill on the health impacts of 9/11. This is part of Bloomberg's ongoing effort to increase funds for the treatment of health problems related to the terrorist attacks.
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Video: Salt Lake City Mayor calls for Bush impeachment
Salt Lake City Mayor, Rocky Anderson says President Bush is committing "high crimes and misdemeanors" and should be impeached. Mr. Anderson explains his position during an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer.Anderson offers an extensive list of what he considers "high crimes" that form the grounds for impeachment.
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Rove Won't be "Under-Oath"
Bush is allowing his chief political strategist, Karl Rove, to be interviewed, but only if its not "under-oath." God forbid he might be forced to tell the truth! Though men like him aren't swayed by little things like lying on the Bible. Impeach this FUCK NOW.
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