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Hilda L. Solis: over and over again President Bush has expressed his commitment to fighting terrorism. But how is it possible when a top…

On the recordJuly 14, 2005
over and over again President Bush has expressed his commitment to fighting terrorism. But how is it possible when a top administration official, Deputy White House Chief of Staff Karl Rove, leaked classified information and undermined U.S. security? Karl Rove identified a covert CIA agent in an orchestrated effort to discredit an opponent of the administration's use of intelligence for the Iraq war. Karl Rove has top-level national security clearance in his position. Yet, clearly, he cannot be trusted with information. President Bush cannot allow his administration and top advisers to undermine the war on terror. In October 2003, President Bush stated: ``If someone did leak classified information, I'd like to know it. And we'll take the appropriate action.'' Mr. President, it is time to take action now. Karl Rove should resign. President Bush pledged to restore honor and integrity to the White House and to the Presidency. Removing Karl Rove from his duties and position would be an appropriate first step. ____________________
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Hilda L. Solis
California

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