| CBS "60 Minutes" aired their Siegelman Expose on Don's 62nd Birthday (Feb 24, 2008) while he was in prison. Shortly after that Don was released on Appeal. To watch the video go to CBS NEWS |
............................................................. WHAT IS BRIBERY IN POLITICS? George Will, Pulitzer Prize -winner, journalist and news paper columnist, best known for his conservative political commentary, questions whether Don Siegelman was really bribed. Read Article in the Washington Post ............................................................. Former State Attorney Abrams says Siegelman Case "cries out for commutation!" Amici Curiae here: Document Drop: Abrams sticks up for Siegelman |
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| Why are so many people convinced that Don Siegelman is a victim of political prosecution, and what does that have to do with you? If you want an introductory summary of the Siegelman Case, start with this 9 minute expose. CBS "60 Minutes" Siegelman Expose |
The New York Times 75 former state attorneys general in both parties urged US Attorney General Eric H. Holder to conduct [an] investigation of the prosecution of former Gov. Don Siegelman of Alabama. CNN Rich Sanchez interviews Don Siegelman March 2009 Fox Business Neil Cavuto interviews Don Siegelman September 2009 TIME/CNN's reports allegations of prosecutorial misconduct in the Siegelman Case. November 2008 Rolling Stone's Just when you thought it was safe to come out of the water, Rove catches Governor Don Siegelman in his sites and takes him down. October 2008 |
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Aug 13 2012 - Neil Cavuto of Fox Business News interviews Don Siegelman about his Presidential Petition and the dire significance of the ruling in his case for future political financing. .................................................................. |
In December of 2007, Dan Abrams of MSNBC, ran a hard hitting
series on "Bush Justice", the use of the Department of Justice during
the G.W. Bush presidency to accomplish its political purposes. After
Dan Abrams ran this show, all segments were removed from the
MSNBC lineup except the Civil Rights segment. Currently, the
majority of the show exists only on YouTube.
series on "Bush Justice", the use of the Department of Justice during
the G.W. Bush presidency to accomplish its political purposes. After
Dan Abrams ran this show, all segments were removed from the
MSNBC lineup except the Civil Rights segment. Currently, the
majority of the show exists only on YouTube.