Government
Nov. 18, 2006
Democrats Plan Hearings on Administration's Domestic-Wiretapping Program
WASHINGTON - Democrats in Congress could provide a big boost to the plaintiffs challenging the Bush administration's wiretapping program when they take control of key committees in January.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Democrats in Congress could provide a big boost to the plaintiffs challenging the Bush administration's wiretapping program when they take control of key committees in January.
After last week's election victory, Democrats in both the House and Senate are expected to launch a series of hearings on the legality and sc...
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