Bush sidesteps *crucial*question on Wiretapping

Another example of that James Cormey testimony that could create a firestorm about Ashcroft being pressured to sign off on the wiretapping legislation. Guess what? Some of you are DEAD wrong about this not being illegal and you should pay attention to tne next few months.
And some of you are so naive when it comes to this president's actions.
He clearly is in illegal areas of the law,period.


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President Bush isn't saying much about whether he ordered then White House counsel Alberto Gonzales and his former chief of staff to get then attorney general John Ashcroft to approve the president's eavesdropping program from a hospital room. At a White House news conference today, the president was asked twice if he ordered the trip to Ashcroft's bedside. The president declined to comment, saying only that there was "a lot of speculation about what happened and what didn't happen." The story led to yesterday's call from Republican Senator Chuck Hagel for Gonzales to resign. Hagel is the fourth Republican senator to call for Gonzales' resignation. Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.