Woolner: Bush might use attorneys fight to extend power

The first time President George W. Bush claimed executive privilege, he was denying Congress evidence of misconduct by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Boston office. It took months of negotiations and some degree of fulminating by the Republican committee chairman, Dan Burton, of Indiana. But eventually the Justice Department coughed up the relevant papers. What the House ...

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Woolner: Bush might use attorneys fight to extend power

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