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McCain's Foreign Policy Interference: Is It 'Presumptuous' Yet?

dailykos.com Aug 16, 2008 586 related

The media narrative around McCain's announcement that he's sending his own envoys to Georgia -- seemingly a grossly inappropriate move -- has not yet solidified. On one hand, there's the usual hollow drivel, such as this from...

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After Warnings to Moscow, U.S. Has Few Options

washingtonpost.com Aug 14, 2008 31 related

The Bush administration mixed strong rhetoric with modest action yesterday in response to Russia's continued military incursion in Georgia, warning that Moscow's international aspirations are threatened if it does not honor a...

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Bush Accuses Russia of 'Brutal Escalation' in Georgia Conflict

washingtonpost.com Aug 12, 2008 235 related

President Bush warned in unusually sharp language today that Russia was pursuing a "dramatic and brutal escalation" of its conflict of Georgia, and accused Moscow of seeking to overthrow the pro-Western government in the former...

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Foot-Dragging to the Finish

washingtonpost.com Aug 8, 2008 40 related

President Bush often talks about how he intends to " sprint to the finish." A federal judge last week sternly rebuked the White House for asserting that its aides are immune from congressional oversight, ordered a former and...

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Cheney to Speak at Republican Convention

washingtonpost.com Aug 8, 2008 65 related

By Dan Eggen Vice President Cheney will speak at the Republican convention in Minneapolis-St. Paul on the same day as President Bush, contrary to reports earlier in the week that he was not seeking a slot at the gathering,...

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Anthrax Evidence Getting Mixed Reaction

washingtonpost.com Aug 7, 2008 1,794 related

A day after federal authorities opened some of their files in the anthrax investigation, scores of colleagues, friends, family and observers continue to weigh in on the credibility of the government's evidence and the guilt, or...

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Government Asserts Ivins Acted Alone

cbsnews.com Aug 7, 2008 6 related

Government officials asserted yesterday that a troubled bioweapons scientist acted alone to perpetrate a terrorism scheme that killed five people, a case that centered on a near-perfect match of anthrax spores in his custody...

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Evidence Against Scientist Detailed

washingtonpost.com Aug 7, 2008 64 related

Government officials asserted yesterday that a troubled bioweapons scientist acted alone to perpetrate a terrorism scheme that killed five people, a case that centered on a near-perfect match of anthrax spores in his custody...

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'Troubled' Anthrax Suspect Acted Alone, Officials Say

tbo.com Aug 7, 2008 45 related

Government officials asserted Wednesday that a troubled bioweapons scientist acted alone to perpetrate a terrorism scheme that killed five people, a case that centered on a near-perfect match of anthrax spores in his custody...

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Olympics Notwithstanding, Trip Won't Be All Fun and Games

washingtonpost.com Aug 4, 2008 1,203 related

South Koreans protested a U.S. agency's change in status of islands claimed by Seoul and Tokyo. Associated Press) Monday, August 4, 2008; Page A09 Continuing the global barnstorming that has marked his final year in office,...

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