Bipartisan Lawmakers Warn Israel’s Withholding of Palestinian Funds Risks Hamas, Iran Exploiting Economic Crisis in West Bank
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WASHINGTON – President Bush, seeking to avert a possible confirmation fight over a more partisan candidate, chose retired federal judge Michael B. Mukasey Monday to replace Attorney General Gonzales. “Judge Mukasey is clear-eyed about the threat our nation faces,” Mr. Bush said.
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|WASHINGTON – President Bush, seeking to avert a possible confirmation fight over a more partisan candidate, chose retired federal judge Michael B. Mukasey Monday to replace Attorney General Gonzales. “Judge Mukasey is clear-eyed about the threat our nation faces,” Mr. Bush said.
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