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October 16, 2007: Headlines
Speaking to the Thomas Wales Foundation, John McKay lets the Justice Department have it
Posted Tue, Oct 16, midnight
The fired U.S. attorney for Western Washington, speaking to the organization named for the slain assistant U.S. attorney, levels his harshest criticism yet at the leadership of the department formerly headed by Alberto Gonzales.
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