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[emmanuil54]

Definition of subpeona: A court-issued command for an individual or corporate representative to appear before the court or to provide specific evidence.

[albanwr26]

Its Obama's world we are just living it.

[wilbart]

Yeah, presidents have NEVER ignored Congressional subpoenas before Obama. Right.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8601-250_162-4248270-5.html?assetTypeId=30
"The Bush administration is urging a former White House political director to ignore a subpoena and not testify before Congress"

[fitche]

Yeah, presidents have NEVER ignored Congressional subpoenas before Obama. Right.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8601-250_162-4248270-5.html?assetTypeId=30
"The Bush administration is urging a former White House political director to ignore a subpoena and not testify before Congress"

Because he's black and has an entitlement attitude. All blacks think they aren't entitled to following the law.

[jordi]

Go hunting in Texas without a license and shoot somebody. They might not execute you, but they will try to.

[siwili]

You're wasting our time with Foxfix Lies,..or you're miss-quoting them ..If you listen closely they revise what they say to cover their @r$e.

[bernd]

Because hes breaks the law all the time and gets away with it. Its official, there is one law for us and another for them.

[roche]

Congressional subpoenas most certainly DO have the force of law.
And plenty of people fight subpoenas every day.
Courts often quash them.
Yes, quash.
It's so common that there's a legal term for it.

[anglesey34]

Congressional subpoenas most certainly DO have the force of law.
And plenty of people fight subpoenas every day.
Courts often quash them.
Yes, quash.
It's so common that there's a legal term for it.

Other than the fact that this has been done by republicans, that congressional subpoena power is limited, and that everyone has a right to object to a subpoena, he does have an attorney who for such matters.

[bardoul]

His father was a worthless drunk that did not raise him to be responsible.