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Monday, November 10, 2008


"Intelligence Wall Gorelick" for Attorney General?   [Gregory S. McNeal]

Ann Althouse highlights a New York Times story flagging Jamie Gorelick as a potential Attorney General pick.  Readers will recall that Gorelick's claims to fame are: solidifying the intelligence wall that prevented the intelligence community from talking with criminal investigators; and sitting on the board of Fannie Mae right up until its $200 billion collapse.

Of course, as Althouse notices, the Times focuses merely on "conservative bloggers" (am I one?) who have "already begun trying to derail Ms. Gorelick’s possible nomination as attorney general."

Althouse's best point: "Unbelievably ponderous baggage! Oh, but conservatives have attacked her. Does that somehow cancel the baggage? A better question: Why haven't liberals attacked her?"




 





 

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