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Justice Dump- Daniel Bogden Continued

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by user MisterApologist [1] I've searched all 3000 Justice Department documents using these great options from Daily Kos ( I recommend the single file that is 25 megabytes and has search features) and have gathered everything pertinent to ex-US Attorney Daniel Bogden. I will post all of the new information and try to highlight the important sections. Here is some of yesterday's revelations from the first batch of files and my subsequent analysis. From yesterday's US NewsWire : Fact or Fiction * * * * * I will have an update to this Wednesday evening***** __NOEDITSECTION__

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by user MisterApologist [1] I've searched all 3000 Justice Department documents using these great options from Daily Kos ( I recommend the single file that is 25 megabytes and has search features) and have gathered everything pertinent to ex-US Attorney Daniel Bogden. I will post all of the new information and try to highlight the important sections. Here is some of yesterday's revelations from the first batch of files and my subsequent analysis. From yesterday's US NewsWire : Fact or Fiction > FICTION: The Bush Administration told Sen. John Ensign ( news, bio, voting record) (R-NV) that Daniel Bogden was fired because he did not prosecute enough "adult obscenity" cases. " One is that I was trying to get the specifics of why he was let go. And to be honest with you, this is what I was told. I was told that there were two areas that they didn't feel that Dan was being aggressive enough. One was on obscenity cases -- adult obscenity cases." Press Conference by Senator John Ensign (R-NV.), 3/13/07) > > FACT: Daniel Bogden moved forward on adult obscenity cases - even when the Justice Department gave him little to work with. "A former senior law enforcement official knowledgeable about the work of the Nevada U.S. attorney's office said he was shocked to see the criticism of Bogden ... The case in question, involving adult obscenity on the Internet, was 'woefully deficient' of details according to the official, who confirmed that Ward had gone to Nevada in early September 2006 to present it. 'All they had was a Web site,' he said. 'They didn't have a target fully identified, they had no assets -- they didn't even know where the guy was managing his server.' Nevertheless ... Bogden's office agreed to put together a proposal for pursuing the case, outlining the additional work and resources needed to build it, the official said. The implication that Bogden was refusing to take on a 'good case' in that instance, the official said, 'is totally absurd.' " (Salon.com, 3/19/07) > > FACT: Senator Ensign may have been "intentionally mislead." "I said it before: I was either intentionally misled or somebody was misinformed and unaware of the complete process." (Press Conference by Senator John Ensign (R-NV.), 3/13/07) > > FACT: Karl Rove served as a conduit to for political complaints about the U.S.Attorneys. "The White House acknowledged on Sunday that presidential adviser Karl Rove served as a conduit for complaints to the Justice Department about federal prosecutors who were later fired for what critics charge were partisan political reasons." (McClatchy, 3/11/07) * * * * * I will have an update to this Wednesday evening***** __NOEDITSECTION__ From The Opinion Wiki, a Wikia wiki. From The Opinion Wiki, a Wikia wiki.