Rush Holt: Investigate the Anthrax Attacks
Rush Holt has introduced legislation to create an investigative commission into the anthrax attack.
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Is Cheney Relying on Gonzales’ Retroactive Notes?
Over the weekend Cheney repeated a claim Alberto Gonzales has made before–which is largely assumed to have constituted a lie to Congress. But we’ve recently learned that Gonzales made notes which–presumably–back up his version of the story. Is Cheney relying on those notes, too?
Anthrax Timeline
The media is finally beginning to question the story about Bruce Ivins (though Glenn is still schooling them). But here’s a question I see no one asking, much less answering. The LAT reported that attention began to focus on Ivins in “late 2006” only after FBI Director Mueller changed the leadership team on the investigation.
Federal investigators moved away from Hatfill — for years the only publicly identified “person of interest” —
Who First Spread the Iraqi Anthrax Claim?
The likely sources for the earliest stories claiming Iraq had a role in the anthrax attack are pretty telling.
The FISA Bill
My VERY quick read of the FISA bill.
Check Out ACLU’s Relaunched Blog
Go check out my post at the ACLU’s relaunched blog.
SCOTUS Says “No Thanks” to ACLU Suit–Will It Change the FISA Debate?
Will SCOTUS’ decision not to review the 6th Circuit Court’s dismissal of the ACLU’s lawsuit against the government affect the FISA debate?
Mukasey
A lot of you have asked what I think of the Mukasey nomination. I’m in the middle of day job stuff at the moment, so let me point you to what Glenn and looseheadprop have to say on Mukasey (which is really more valuable than what I could say anyway, since they’re the ones with JD after their name–LHPJD; it’s like a secret code!
“One Bomb Away”
Glenn highlighted a part of the Jeffrey Rosen on Jack Goldsmith article that I wanted to return to:
[Goldsmith] shared the White House’s concern that the Foreign IntelligenceSurveillance Act might prevent wiretaps on international calls involving terrorists.But Goldsmith deplored the way the White House tried to fix the problem, whichwas highly contemptuous of Congress and the courts.
