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When one of the arguments on why it can†™ t be investigated is because it is all classified, the first step would be to unclassify it so it can be investigated.
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Clearly the President has claimed power to implicitly and retro-actively, and reversibly classify, unclassify, whatever unspecified portions of whatever reports He thinks wise to do so, then He can retroactively decide that whatever Rove did concerned something that He retoractively decides now should have been unclassified.
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Tell us about the UFOs, and unclassify any new and effecient energy systems that have been hidden from us.
In the beginning 2006
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A mistake to unclassify the records of the Bush crimes?
Cafferty File 2009
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Second, what the Republicans are trying to do is to dictate to the President a matter that is purely his prerogative: deciding whether or not to unclassify documents.
D-Day 2009
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When one of the arguments on why it can’t be investigated is because it is all classified, the first step would be to unclassify it so it can be investigated.
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Hilzoy at the Washington Monthly writes: "[W] hat the Republicans are trying to do is to dictate to the President a matter that is purely his prerogative: deciding whether or not to unclassify documents.
Think Progress 2009
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Hilzoy at the Washington Monthly writes: "[W] hat the Republicans are trying to do is to dictate to the President a matter that is purely his prerogative: deciding whether or not to unclassify documents.
Think Progress 2009
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UpdateHilzoy at the Washington Monthly writes: "[W] hat the Republicans are trying to do is to dictate to the President a matter that is purely his prerogative: deciding whether or not to unclassify documents.
Think Progress 2009
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UpdateHilzoy at the Washington Monthly writes: "[W] hat the Republicans are trying to do is to dictate to the President a matter that is purely his prerogative: deciding whether or not to unclassify documents.
Think Progress 2009
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