[eureka!]

Also, W does not want to set a precedent where the Rats will start demanding documents for every prosecutorial decision that W's AG makes. As to these subjects, I think the facts should be aired via indictments and public trials. Oh, to dream....

[DallasSun]

I agree with you. Dubya wants to protect his right to executive privelege. He wants his advisors to be able to send whatever advice they think is best while not worrying that one day their memos might become public. I do not blame him.

[MinuteGal]

You're correct, eureka. Bad precedent. GW is standing on principle here. Has to do with one branch of government meddling with another. Isn't the White House standing firm against releasing the info the Dems want about Bush's energy meetings? I can see where he's coming from (although it still burns my bippy!).

Leni