Libby Indicted as Bush Aide Resigns in CIA Leak Case
The indictment charges Lewis Libby with perjury and obstruction of justice for allegedly lying about his role in disclosing CIA operative Valerie Plame's identity. Libby resigned as Cheney's chief of staff on Friday as the Bush administration faces a turbulent week with casualties in Iraq and the Miers withdrawal.
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Huckabee completes Marine Corps Marathon in Washington
Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, who shed 110 pounds in two years, finishes the Marine Corps Marathon, urging others to believe they can walk the distance. Senate Democrats respond to Bush's promise to fire CIA leak figure Karl Rove, calling him to account. Shibani Mahalanobis from New Delhi explains shoppers return to a market bombed by Pakistan-based militants.
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Morrison switch could be trend setting party shift
AP reports Paul Morrison former moderate Republican joins Democrats to challenge Attorney General Phill Kline. Commentators see potential for a broader realignment among moderates, conservatives, and Democrats as Morrison’s move could inspire others to switch. The outcome hinges on Morrison’s campaign style and whether Sebelius and the party rally behind him.
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Immigration debate shows GOP split over border policy
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff and President Bush tout a $7.5 billion immigration enforcement plan while triangulating on deporting every illegal entrant. GOP senator proposals from McCain Kennedy Hagel and Cornyn Kyl echo a two‑track approach: tougher enforcement plus legalization for some. Public commentary online and among voters reveals divided support.
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