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House Judiciary Threatens Karl Rove With Subpoena
The House Judiciary Committee has threatened to subpoena former White House adviser Karl Rove if he does not agree by May 12 to testify about former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman's corruption case.
In a letter to Rove's attorney Thursday, committee lawmakers called it "completely unacceptable" that the president's former political aide has declined a request for sworn testimony even as he discusses the matter in the media.
Since last year, Democrats on the committee have been investigating whether Rove and other Republicans influenced Siegelman's prosecution on bribery and other charges. Siegelman, a Democrat, was convicted in 2006 and sentenced to more than seven years in prison last year.
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5/2/2008 AM Contents
- Clinton, Obama Both Throw Weight Behind Chinese Currency Legislation
- Doan Done In By Battling White House
- House Republican Presses Case For Supplemental Markup
- Bush Calling For Additional Funding For Food Programs
- Republican Plan Aims To Increase Domestic Oil Production
- Two California Dems Are In Mix For Seat On Energy Panel
- Lawmakers Raise Concerns On China Censorship, Rights
- Advocates Push To Make Sure E-Prescriptions Are Filled
- FERC Disagrees With GAO Assessment Of Utility Mergers
- Senate Panel OKs FY09 Authorization Bill With Torture Ban
- Office Of Thrift Supervision Releases Rules On Credit Cards
- Farm Bill Conference Starts Moving Toward An Endgame
- Reid Files Cloture Motion, Even As FAA Impasse Remains
- Spratt: Negotiators Aim For Deal Next Week
- McCain Campaign Coordinates Messages With GOP Senators
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- Dingell, Markey Weigh In With FCC On Radio Merger
- Bush Expected To Sign Student Loan Legislation
- House Judiciary Threatens Karl Rove With Subpoena
- EPA Proposes Crackdown On Air Emissions Of Lead
- Justice Opens New Office To Handle FISA Requests
- Pelosi Not Pumped Up By Gas-Tax Suspension
