Homeland Security IG Says He Was Pressured To “Tone Down” Criticism Of Bush Before Elect
Brian Zick
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Brian Ross for ABC News reports that the The former Inspector General for the Department of Homeland Security says he was pressured to tone down criticism of security failures in the months before the 2004 Presidential election. Raw Story has the account.via Tracy Van Slyke
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