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Corruption Bites Democrats

By on 4.17.06 @ 12:09AM

Big plans for 2006 are coming to naught. Also: Colin Powell and the anti-Rumsfeld generals. Plus: A Democrat's kook connections.
p> GENERAL POLITICS br> The views expressed by retired military leaders Maj. Gen. John Batiste , Maj. Gen. John Riggs , Gen. Anthony Zinni , Maj. Gen. Charles Swannack , Maj. Gen. Paul Eaton , and Lt. Gen. Gregory Newbold that Secretary of Defense
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