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Daily Archives: November 1, 2007
Screw-up at House Judiciary Committee sends whistleblower e-mail addresses to Cheney
The Washington Post reported on October 31 that “the House Judiciary Committee, after promising strict confidentiality, inadvertently sent the e-mail addresses of Justice Department whistle-blowers out to all those who have used a special tip line.” Vice President Cheney’s office … Continue reading
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“The War on Whistleblowers”
An excellent November 1 article in Salon details the current degenerate state of federal whistleblower protections. Whistleblowers cannot rely on their legal rights for an official victory, no matter how valid their charges nor how important the issues. The article … Continue reading
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