WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Judiciary Committee is taking Karl
Rove up on an offer to testify about claims that he influenced a
federal corruption case against former Democratic Gov. Don
Siegelman of Alabama.
The committee on Thursday asked former White House adviser Rove
to appear under oath soon. The panel also wants the Justice
Department's inspector general to investigate allegations that
political motivations drove the Siegelman case and several other
federal prosecutions during the Bush administration.
Rove has denied any involvement in the Siegelman prosecution.
His attorney told MSNBC earlier this month that Rove would testify
on the matter.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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The House Judiciary Committee wants Karl Rove to testify about allegations he was involved in a federal corruption prosecution against former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman.
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