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usatoday.com/news/washington/2007-06-13-attorneys_N.htm
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress issued subpoenas Wednesday for former presidential counsel Harriet Miers and political director Sara Taylor, reaching directly inside the White House for the first time in the probe of the firings of federal prosecutors.
The Bush administration appeared in no hurry to encourage the pair to testify, as the subpoenas demanded, not wanting to set a precedent for testimony by another adviser not yet on the subpoena list: presidential counselor Karl Rove.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress issued subpoenas Wednesday for former presidential counsel Harriet Miers and political director Sara Taylor, reaching directly inside the White House for the first time in the probe of the firings of federal prosecutors.
The Bush administration appeared in no hurry to encourage the pair to testify, as the subpoenas demanded, not wanting to set a precedent for testimony by another adviser not yet on the subpoena list: presidential counselor Karl Rove.