Blagojevich faces sweeping federal corruption charges
U S Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald accuses Governor Blagojevich of pay to play, seeking to sell Obama’s Senate seat, firing critics, pressuring a children's hospital, and other cronyism. Chief of staff also charged. Fitzgerald calls the case a “truly new law” in politics.
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Bush winds down war presidency as Obama takes helm
In a reflective portrait, George W. Bush discusses a fading war focus, the post 9/11 environment, and his surge in Iraq while acknowledging a shifting public mood as Barack Obama steps into the presidency. He cites homeland security and energy goals as future priorities.
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Turning to retreats in uncertain economic times
The column voices confusion over massive government bailouts and booming deficits as the economy skews toward crisis. It compares current money promises to past scandals, questions efficacy of stimulus, and notes two competing presidential narratives. It praises Barack Obama’s economic picks while doubting a swift fix.
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