Published 12/24/2008
by shannanb
at CNN Political Ticker
CNN: Bush pardons 19, commutes sentence of meth dealer
President George W. Bush granted pardons Tuesday to 19 citizens charged with a variety of crimes, but none was prominent.
CNN: Biden to chair economic transition team meeting
Vice President-elect Joe Biden will chair a meeting of the presidential transition team's top economic advisers on Tuesday, as the incoming [...]
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