Whatever happened to the subpoena sent to Rice??

[helderheid]

Didn't she blow it off?

[BOSSHOG]

1. Hard to keep up with all the republican criminals without a scorecard

but I think the committee told her her time in the spotlight will be delayed cause their fixing to get some more juicy crap on her to chat about. I believe she'll be front and center in a couple of weeks. Or I might be thinking of some other evil member of the bush administration and the trouble they are in.

[KansDem]

3. The chairs used by those who are summoned should be mounted on a conveyor belt

...so they can be whisked on through, one after another. Might help to save some time..

[elehhhhna]

2. yep, here:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x1111294

[helderheid]

4. thanks for the link

:hi:

[leftchick]

5. she shined her Ferragamos with it

you didn't think she would respond did you. And perish the thought of the Democrats hauling her ass in.

[helderheid]

6. Is there ANY recourse?

[leftchick]

7. I am sure there is

it is sadly apparent that we have no congress willing to press for any sort of recourse. And by press I mean PRESS! none of this threat bullshit.

[tyedyeto]

8. Rice subpoena date......April 25, 2007

Closing in on 2 months now.

Why hasn't she testified? We all know.... this administration will do whatever they want, whenever they want and the Democrats 'in charge' will again do nothing.

Damn, I hate being so negative, but it's the truth.

Show some balls, spine or whatever, Congress!!!!!

[helderheid]

10. APRIL FUCKING 25?

Good GOD.

[tyedyeto]

11. Check out the date at this link

http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/04/25/rice.subpoena/

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A House committee Wednesday subpoenaed Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to find out what she knew about the 2003 claim that Iraq sought uranium from the African country of Niger.

The uranium claim, which President Bush made in his 2003 State of the Union address, was a key element in the administration's case for the invasion of Iraq.

Rice was President Bush's national security adviser at the time.

The Oversight and Government Reform Committee vote was 21-10.

In July 2003 -- two months into the Iraq war -- the White House backed away from the uranium assertion after a former diplomat, Joseph Wilson, announced the CIA had sent him to Niger in 2002 to check out the report. Wilson said he found it unlikely to be true, and alleged the Bush administration had "twisted" the evidence for war.

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April 25th, 2007. She hasn't come near any Congressional committee, that I know of, since.

[AZBlue]

9. It's right here:

[ConsAreLiars]

12. (off topic, but get Irfanview as a free image handling program to reduce pix)

to a better size for web viewing. http://www.irfanview.com/ It does a lot more than that, playing audio and movies and such, and is a top-rated in every survey. It is not a high priced high end image editing program that lets you do every possible thing, but it is free and lets you do every basic thing you might want, and free, and totally bug-proofed.

edit typo, because there's always at least one)

[AZBlue]

13. Thank you!!!

I was wondering how to bring that thing down to size!!!