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1 hour, 19 minutes ago ago from Christian Coalition of America | Defending America's Godly Heritage!

Home Get Informed Get Involved Take Action Blogs News Blogs › Capitol Hill Update s blog Capitol Hill Update: Cover-ups at Obama s Justice Department Capitol Hill Update - December 8, 2009 - 6:43pm Capitol Notebook Email This Print Blog This Comment Americans were outraged when they saw the New Black Panther Party intimidating voters in Philadelphia -- of all ...

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John Yoo is being defended in court this month by the Administration. Not the Bush Administration. The Obama Administration. As with the lawsuits over electronic surveillance and torture, the Obama administration wants the lawsuit against Yoo dismissed and is defending the right of Justice Department officials to help establish a torture program an established war crime. I will be discussing this issue tonight on MSNBC Countdown. ...

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The Washington Times is troubled by the Obama Justice Department's attempt to cover up obvious voter intimidation on the part of the Black Panthers. From a Times' editorial: Could it be that President Obama's legal team is imploding due to a voter intimidation case involving the New Black Panther Party? So many new developments regarding the Black Panther case occurred in the latter half of last week that it is hard keeping up with them ...

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20 hours ago ago from uggabugga

Question for Cheney: The former vice-president on Hannity : I don't know what's going to happen in those trials, the thing that's disturbing is I don't know what the Justice Department does either. If it's an absolute certain thing, then Holder has the problem of saying we're going to have a balanced trial, and they'll have the opportunity to defend themselves and so forth. If it's not a certain thing why are you bringing him here. I mean ...

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