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: Begging the QuestionRiddle me this...
By "Milbarge" and "Fitz-Hume"
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Just so I can get this straight, let's clarify. When Attorney General Eric Holder disagrees with OLC's opinion that the DC voting rights bill is unconstitutional, and instead adopts the same position as noted liberals Ken Starr and Viet Dinh that the bill is constitutional, that makes him a "craven political hack." But when he overrides line prosecutors and moves to dismiss the conviction of former Republican Senator Ted Stevens, he's doing the right thing. Yeah, I've got it. Makes perfect sense.Full post as published by Begging the Question on April 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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