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Scott McClellan’s selective — and successful — silence

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Rove and Libby talked to each other; who’s talking to Fitzgerald?

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Did Bush lie about Rove — or did Rove lie to him?

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Now in War Room: You

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The Republicans’ other legal problems

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Scott McClellan breaks his silence on Plamegate — but only for a minute

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Here we go again: What did the president know, and when did he know it?

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What Bush really knew about Harriet Miers

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Harriet Miers and Valerie Plame, or not

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Plame speculation: It’s Libby. It’s Rove. It’s Hadley. It’s later

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Dick Cheney and Valerie Plame: Speculation, rumor and spin

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A tale of two nominees

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Report: Cheney aide is cooperating with Plame prosecutor

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Harriet Miers: Outlaw abortion except to prevent the death of the mother

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On Plamegate, the Times is silent again — almost

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Harriet Miers, meet Clarence Thomas

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As Plame probe winds down, Cheney’s office is a focus

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Gallup hands Bush his worst numbers yet

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Plamegate: The winners and the losers

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Scooter Libby, turning aspens and the obstruction of justice

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The Gray Lady doth protest too much

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Karl Rove, Harriet Miers and Roe v. Wade

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What did the vice president know, and when did he know it?

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A Bush nominee withdraws — and it isn’t that one

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