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1. Recall also that he was bound and determined to appoint a woman as Attorney General

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2. to various and sundry, thanks to Attorney General Robert F

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3. As Assistant Attorney General under Clinton, formed the infamous wall between the activities of the CIA and FBI, thus contributing mightily to the disaster of 9/ll, without so much as an admonishment from her president

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4. This is a man, much too coddled in his time, who simply doesn"t know what reality is, and has no place being the Attorney General of the United States of America

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5. And let"s not forget the role of the disgusting Jamie Gorelick who, in her role as Clinton"s Assistant Attorney General, erected a wall of separation between the FBI and the CIA

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6. The most corrupt and ineffective Cabinet Secretary of the Obama Administration, with the possible exception of Attorney General Eric Holder, who really doesn"t understand the laws he has been instructed to enforce, which misunderstanding has much to do, perhaps, with his race getting into the way of his law enforcement responsibilities

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7. Attorney General Janet Reno ordered an assault

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8. Louis Freeh remained Director of the FBI and Reno remained Attorney General for five more years, the rest of Clinton's time in office

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9. Many were filed a few years ago by a number of State Attorney Generals against the Tobacco Industry to (ostensibly) defray the rising costs of Health Care

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10. His failure to stop his Attorney General's disastrous raid on the Branch Davidians led to a wave of paranoia and recruitment by right extremists

11. Grant appointed an attorney general and solicitor general who ordered indictments of over 3,000 Klan terrorists, with about 600 convictions

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12. Deputy Assistant Attorney General Michelle E

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13. They know the Attorney General who has to defend the proposition, has a limp wrist and wa-la, they obtain a judgment that the proposition is puff and smoke

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14. He is the California Attorney General

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15. Why? If this unprecedented restructuring of the intelligence and investigatory branches had been seriously investigated, Assistant Attorney General Jamie Gorelich, the reputed architect of that wall, would have been sitting on the other side of the panel

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16. following layoff for financial reasons only by Motorola, involuntary closure of dope runner’s law office following his conviction and disbarment, and lastly when the Attorney General forced me out by denying five earned, but wrongfully withheld step raises

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17. A Small Point: The Attorney General is not the President’s attorney, he has his own, he is the attorney for ‘we the people’ and our legislatures passed the law on our behalf and I believe the Attorney General should have defended the laws, in the name of the United States --- You and I! I also believe, more importantly, that the Congress should have demanded it or removed him from office through impeachment!!

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18. I also endured the enforced nine months of unemployment before the Attorney General, of all people, hired me to try child abuse cases

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19. By then, I was an AZ assistant attorney general

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20. I was unemployed for nine months before being offered the job as assistant attorney general trying child abuse cases for the AZ Dept

21. The Commission also was split with two Republicans, including the chairman who made no secret that he was running for governor (against my ultimate boss, the sitting Attorney General), and one Democrat, who had the longest tenure by far, but was mostly deaf and blind, hence his nickname, Mister Magoo

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22. Complicating matters, newly elected AZ Attorney General Bruce Babbitt who eventually was elected AZ Governor before serving as Bill Clinton’s Interior Secretary, telephoned me asking if we would be willing to stop over at Dixie’s parents’ house in Scottsdale en route to MS while he tried to convince newly elected Gov

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23. Generals submit their resignation immediately or be fired! She then accepted the resignations of those Attorney Generals that were not Liberals and replaced them with Socialists who would destroy anyone not following the Socialists path

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24. I am presently requesting the State Attorney General’s approval of my proposed wrongful death [by reason of medical malpractice] lawsuit against both agencies

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25. Another thing the Attorney General said was that each of the

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26. Those are all of the reasons why I feel that Attorney General's

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27. the local prosecutor and the New Jersey Attorney General

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28. The inspector general is from the attorney general's investigative division and TDCJ (Texas Department of Criminal Justice) internal affairs

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29. His reputation as Attorney General under his brother’s administration and later as a Senator, including his daring stand against organized crime arms Bobby with credibility and credentials

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30. Because of the undeniably purposeful egregious misconduct of the prosecutor the Texas Attorney General's office now has the case

31. District Attorney Joe Shannon said he learned Wednesday that the Texas attorney general filed a motion to dismiss the case against Toney without prejudice

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32. The state attorney general took over the case after the Tarrant County district attorney‘s office recused itself in January because evidence favorable to Toney‘s defense was withheld during his 1999 trial

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33. Susan Blount, whose husband and daughter were killed in the bombing, said the attorney general‘s office informed her of the decision Wednesday

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34. On September 10th, goons from the Texas Attorney General‘s office at the behest of Susan Blount ran Michael out of Tarrant County

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35. The attorney general‘s office began reviewing the case in January after the Tarrant County district attorney‘s office recused itself

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36. Jerry Strickland, the attorney general spokesman, wrote in an email Monday that the attorney general‘s office ―is fully committed to thoroughly investigating the 1985 murders…That investigation continues

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37. He had not shared the contents of the other letter, because being reprimanded or even shut down by the US Attorney General’s office would have been redundant

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38. The Washington State Attorney General has pledged to seek justice to the full extent of the law

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39. the governor, state’s attorney general and the mayor of your

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40. The Attorney General of the State of Missouri was a golfing

41. The latter’s grandson, Bronson La Follette was the attorney general for Wisconsin in the 1980s

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42. I don’t think the Attorney General heard about this class

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43. More recently, I was involved with another incident, which revolved around another credit card, a phone bill, the attorney general of my state, some culprit yet to be identified and an internet service provider (ISP)

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44. I had done enough research, so the phone company, the attorney general’s office and / or Visa should have done some investigating

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45. If the provider refuses to help you, you can notify the attorney general for action and it will cost the provider a few dollars

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46. attorney general will get the funds to carry out this work

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47. If you believe you have been cheated by a fraudulent credit repair service, don’t hesitate to report the company to your local consumer affairs office or your state attorney general

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48. In 2004, Assistant Attorney General Daniel Levin volunteered himself for a water boarding experience and concluded that it was torture

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49. You also can check with your state Attorney General's office to find out if state law requires

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50. That customer had in fact turned out to be no less than the State Attorney General of California, to whom Patricia, in the form of Jennifer Woods, had given her best performance possible

51. Half an hour later, the Attorney General of the United States, received an urgent phone call from the Secret Service

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52. The Attorney General was confused why they were asking this question

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53. The chief justice told the attorney general this as the proceedings going on are of sensitive nature and the decisions the case shall cast effects on entire world , all helm men including chiefs of ZSCIA, ZSFBI, all Armed forces, Zulimistan President David along with former Presidents should also attend proceedings from next day

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54. General Mishi was to appear at 12noon and attorney general was to advance arguments on behalf of government and to file written deposition of President David

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55. While attorney general‘s arguments were midway, the entire Supreme Court building trembled in the sound of explosions and was razed to ground within few moments

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56. Mark took the fax from his personal fax machine and noticed immediately the seal of the Attorney General of The United States on the cover page

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57. “Go into the meeting room and have the Attorney General, Ken Giles, join us in my office

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58. “Crucify the Attorney General, that’s what

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59. He then turned his attention back to the Attorney General and said, “Now Ken, what’s it going to be?”

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60. That would be the President, The Attorney General, or the Director of the CIA

61. He had known about the file that Jack had, and using his considerable skill, had suckered the Attorney General into turning Jack in, thereby getting Jack into one of his associate’s clutches and getting the original document that had supposedly come from God

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62. Ken Giles, the Attorney General, would never have the opportunity to ever write a book or anything else

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63. It had to be the President, the Attorney General, or the Director of the CIA

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64. When President Stevenson returned to the conference room after dealing with the Attorney General, they were just getting sandwiches and drinks from the buffet table up at the end of the room

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65. Mark had immediately jumped into action after receiving the fax from the Attorney General’s office

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66. “Ken Giles, Attorney General of the United States, has been found shot to death

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67. What we know for sure is that Attorney General Ken Giles was at Camp David earlier, but had ordered a limousine from the government carpool to return him to Washington, at around 2:30 p

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68. ” Brad turned to the camera, “That was Mike Bloomer reporting from a field about eight miles from Camp David, where authorities have confirmed that Ken Giles, Attorney General of the United States, has been found shot to death

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69. I mean, he was attorney general and that means that he made enemies everywhere

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70. During the top of the hour commercial break John Roddenburg was handed a dispatch about Ken Giles, the Attorney General

71. His appointment of Ken as Attorney General was forced down his throat

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72. The Attorney General’s death was going to be of use at the session on Friday

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73. There is also no new word on the assassination of the Attorney General

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74. Those who hadn’t or couldn’t, resigned, and the Attorney General had taken it upon himself to swear in, as President, a retired Commander-in-Chief of the Army who had been a life-long opponent of the regime and who, in the days of Ian Smith before UDI, had attended the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst

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75. I have in mind that the Attorney General should join you on the committee, unless you can think of a better constitutional lawyer to represent the UK?”

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76. There was a telephone in case they needed to make a call; and a man from the Attorney General’s Department was there to ensure that everything was done according to the rules

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77. Again, he addressed his remarks to the man from the Attorney General’s Department, who was making copious notes

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78. State attorney general might run an investigation on the allegations the judge is being blackmailed by Melvin Briggs

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79. From where he sat he could clearly see the Governor, the Chief Secretary, the Attorney General, the Financial Secretary and two thirds of the unofficial members of the council

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80. or a state attorney general to learn those rights

81. Attorney General Maryellen McQueeney, “the Queen” to friends and enemies, had an uncomfortable feeling when she was summoned to the White House for an 8 a

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82. The Attorney General stepped back from the President as if he’d struck her

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83. “And when the job is done, you can look for a new attorney general, but not until the job is done

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84. It was rare for the Attorney General herself to visit the Boston office of the United States Attorney

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85. If the Queen, as Attorney General Maryellen McQueeney was referred to by her subordinates, wanted to speak with one of these subordinates, the usual procedure was a royal summons to Washington

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86. Attorney General McQueeney, whose employees would make the arrests, supervise the detentions, and prosecute the cases, knew that she had neither the staff nor the facilities to carry off such a mass round up and prosecution

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87. Attorney General McQueeney recalled her telephone conversation the prior evening with President Quaid, after she called him shortly before midnight to try to convince him to at least soften the tone of what she knew she had no choice but to do

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88. Once again however, the Attorney General was told that she was following, not issuing, orders

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89. The Attorney General insisted that the raids be polite and low key

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90. President Quaid was not happy and showed it as the Attorney General and two assistant attorneys general walked tentatively into the Oval Office

91. He remained standing, glowering, hands on his hips as he looked down at Attorney General McQueeney

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92. ” The Attorney General was exhausted

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93. “Nobody gets turned loose, Queen,” President Quaid said sternly, standing directly in front of the seated Attorney General, his legs spread apart, his hands on his hips

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94. He turned to the Attorney General

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95. The assistant attorney general, having gone this far without having his plug pulled by his boss, sensed the intoxication that came from proximity to the highest level of power on the planet

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96. He turned in his seat, turning his back to the Attorney General, swiveling his entire body to face President Quaid

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97. The President glanced at the Attorney General, waiting for her to contradict what the assistant just said

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98. President Quaid no longer trusted the legal advice he was receiving from his Attorney General, at least when it came to what he should do with the thousands of people rounded up north of Boston

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99. The Attorney General’s job was to enforce the laws of the United States

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100. President Quaid was angry that it was McQueeney’s assistant, Wilson Harrison - he’d learned later was his name - and not the Attorney General herself who first suggested labeling the thousands of Jews taken into custody as “enemy combatants