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JULY 12 20081. Don Siegelman will be at Netroots Nation
2. Judiciary Committee Panel Rejects Rove Privilege Claim
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Don Siegelman will be at Netroots Nation
by mooncat of Left in Alabama
A friend of Don Siegelman called this morning to let me know the
former Alabama governor will be attending the Netroots Nation
convention next week in Austin, TX. He will be there with a group
sponsored by WesPAC and will be speaking on Friday morning --
don't know the details yet.
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Video of a meeting in Alabama in December 2007 where General
Clark spoke on behalf of Don Siegelman when this was not openly
supported by the Democratic Party.
<link to source>
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Judiciary Committee Panel Rejects Rove
Privilege Claim
Glynn Wilson of the Locust Fork Journal
....[Linda Sanchez] criticized former Bush political adviser Karl Rove
this week for failing to appear before a Judiciary subcommittee in
violation of a committee subpoena.
Mr. Rove’s privilege claim was rejected by a 7-1 subcommittee vote.
“Mr. Rove’s absence today is an insult to the American people and to
the system of checks and balances that are the basis of our
constitution and our democracy,” Conyers said in a statement. “I
applaud Chairwoman Sánchez’s ruling rejecting his overreaching
claim of immunity.”
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| photo: public domain General Wes Clark was one of the first Democratic leaders to speak out about Don Siegelman's case. |