tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com - 2/6/2009
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Last week, in one of its first moves, the Obama administration told its military prosecutors to ask for delays in the proceedings of 21 Guantanamo detainees who have been charged, so that their cases, and the military commissions process as a whole, could be reviewed.
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Complying with Obama’s Executive Order
Matthew Yglesias —
... Last week, a military judge named James Pohl, who was presiding over the case of Abd al Rahim al-Nashiri, refused to comply with Barack Obama’s order to delay the proceedings of Guantanamo detainees while the military commissions undergo review. Al-Nashiri is alleged, among other things, to have masterminded the attacks on the USS Cole. ...
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The Reaction —
... TPM Muckraker, (2/6/09) explains the most recent events: "Thanks To Obama's Order, Military Drops Charges In Gitmo Trial." It settles the question of whether military tribunals will be the justice method of the Obama administration. At the same time the 9/11 families were not happy about it when they recently met with the President. To quote: All but one judge complied with the prosecutors' requests. That one, Army Colonel Jame Pohl, declined to do so. But now, the Associated Press reports, Susan Crawford, the top ...
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From NBC's Athena JonesOn Monday, per White House press secretary Robert Gibbs, President Obama will travel to Elkhart, IN for a town hall meeting about his stimulus plan. And he'll hit another town hall in Fort Myers, FL on Tuesday. Both cities are ...
Obama urges passage of stimulus —
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Obama family heads to Camp David —
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(CNN) — President Obama will make his first trip to Camp David this weekend, according to White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, with first lady Michelle Obama and daughters Sasha and Malia.
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