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Mar 4, 2007 58 min

Indirect Democracy #24 - Mar. 3, 2007

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Signing Statements (Part Two) - On this podcast, I will cover part two of my discussion regarding Signing Statements. This portion will discuss the dangers and legal validity of Signing Statements. I will also cover the American Bar Association's Task Force Recommendations regarding the future use of Signing Statements. I received a listener contribution entitled, Us vs. Giuliani. A great read and hope you enjoy it. The music for this podcast is by Megaphone. The song is called Freak from the album, "for cryin'out loud." As well, there are 2 new sponsors, a Cocktail weinie award, the Regular What a Weinie Award and the President's LOVE horoscope. Let me know if you like it better than his career horoscope. You can email me at [email protected] or call the listener line at (206) 339-4797. Thanks for listening.

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