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To: i-node who wrote (145728)	4/21/2002 9:26:07 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575272

You didn't know that for weeks the GAO was asking for an tapes of Cheny's conversations with oil executives and documents related to those conversations and the WH was refusing to comply? Yes, and I happen to agree that the demand for this information is baseless and therefore should be protected. I don't care what YOU think, and its not surprising that you would side with one of your party cronies. The law requires that he hand over the info. EOM This is certainly in no way related to lying, obfuscating the facts, or any other inappropriate activity. This is a legal dispute, which will be resolved in the courts. When it is resolved, I'm confident Bush will comply with the Supreme Court's determination, whatever it is. I believe the WH finally came to its senses, recognized that its not omnipotent and handed over the info. There can be legitimate reasons for refusing to hand over documents Nonsense. FOI does not cover documents that relate to presidential policy advisors. Apparently, it does.