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After Goodling, Attention Shifts to White House

By Rachel Van Dongen
Roll Call Staff
May 24, 2007, Midnight

Congressional Democrats intend to shift their focus to the White House in the ongoing U.S. attorneys scandal after testimony on Wednesday by former Justice Department staffer Monica Goodling failed to yield new clues as to why nine federal prosecutors were ousted in 2006.

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