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Subject Attorney General: Bush blocked wiretap investigation?

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Original Message It appears from all accounts that this administration has been conducting domestic spying on the American public. Regardless of how many times the appointed "Decider" lied to the public & said they weren't spying on YOUR phone cals, or invading your privacy. What's this administration afraid of...YOU finding out the truth?

Attorney General: Bush blocked wiretap investigation

RAW STORY
Published: Tuesday July 18, 2006

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Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has told a Senate hearing that President Bush blocked the Office of Professional Responsibility from investigating domestic eavesdropping programs.

SEN. SPECTER: It was highly classified, very important and many other lawyers had access. Why not O-P-R?

GONZALES: The President of the United States makes the decision.

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