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The CIA, Iraq’s WMD and the New York Times

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Satin sheets, a feather boa and … bin Laden?

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The press turns, again

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Daschle: We didn’t give Bush the power to spy on Americans

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So much for Ahmed Chalabi

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Patriot games, Part 2: Pettiness and personal pique

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Does the president still want to talk about Iraq?

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Could warrantless spying backfire on the war on terror?

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Now starring as the Grinch: Jack Abramoff

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Understatement of the day

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A conservative court tells Bush: Enough

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On the Patriot Act, Bush and Frist lose a game of chicken

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Who needs the Patriot Act, anyway?

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Patriot games

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Dick Cheney and the rule of law

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A free ride for Hillary?

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And in other news …

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Federal judge quits to protest warrantless spying

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Warrantless spying reached domestic calls, too

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Did Bush lie about wiretaps to cover up his spying program?

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Bush: Happy holidays to all, and thanks to some

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Conyers calls for select committee to study impeachment

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From both sides of the aisle, a call to investigate

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Report: The New York Times knew about spying before the 2004 election

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