Former aide spars with senators over president’s knowledge of firings

Former White House political director Sara Taylor said she didn’t think President George W. Bush was involved in firing eight U.S. prosecutors, prompting Democratic accusations she was helping further a cover-up. Taylor, 32, testifying Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington, said she never discussed last year’s dismissals with the president. Asked by Rhode Island Democrat ...

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Former aide spars with senators over president’s knowledge of firings

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