jaxx
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Thu Nov-09-06 07:44 PM
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Can rummy be questioned by committees once his is out of office? |
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I am wondering if they are getting him out to keep his mouth shut? I would think he could be, but not sure.
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jaxx
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Thu Nov-09-06 07:47 PM
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6. Thanks to all of you for setting this straight. |
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Now go get the bastards and make them squeal.
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Thu Nov-09-06 07:45 PM
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2. ANYONE can be called to testify. |
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Thu Nov-09-06 08:03 PM
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9. And ANYBODY who doesn't do as ordered can be found in contempt |
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if I am not mistaken. If he is Joe Citizen, he doesn't get to pull any executive privilege argument to drag it out.
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He most definitely can be subpoenaed to testify about what he did while he was SecDef. And I hope it happens.
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5. Congress can do whatever it wants to, pretty much. nt |
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Thu Nov-09-06 07:50 PM
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7. Absolutely! Congress can subpoena anyone! n/t |
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Thu Nov-09-06 07:52 PM
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8. it is called a subpeona. and yes, he can |
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and yes, he will have been.
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