Andrew Card

Events (95)

• October 4, 2003: Cheney Writes ‘Meat Grinder’ Note Recommending Libby Be Exonerated by White House 2003-10-04
• October 4, 2003: White House Chief of Staff Asks Reluctant Press Secretary to Tell Reporters that Libby Knew Nothing of Leak 2003-10-04
• November 7, 2003: 9/11 Commission, White House Strike Deal on Access to Presidential Daily Briefs: Only One Commissioner and One Staffer Will See All of Them 2003-11-07
• December 17, 2003: Bush on Iraq’s Lack of WMDs: ‘So What’s the Difference?’ 2003-12-17
• January 29, 2004: David Kay Meets with President and Other White House Officials to Discuss Lack of WMDs 2004-01-29
• February 6, 2004: Press Secretary Testifies before Grand Jury 2004-02-06
• March 9, 2004: Cheney Blocks Promotion of Justice Department Official in Retaliation for Opposing Warrantless Wiretapping Program 2004-03-09
• March 10-12, 2004: Gonzales, Card Attempt to Pressure Hospitalized Ashcroft to Approve Secret Wiretapping Program 2004-03-10
• March 10, 2004: Cheney Briefs ‘Gang of Eight’ Congressional Leaders on Warrantless Wiretapping Program; Reportedly Misleads Them 2004-03-10
• March 22, 2004 and Shortly After: White House Hits Back at Former Counterterrorism ‘Tsar’ over Allegations 2004-03-22
• March 30, 2004: White House Makes Deal to Prevent Additional Public 9/11 Hearings for Bush Officials 2004-03-30
• Shortly Before July 22, 2004: Vice President Cheney Demands Changes to 9/11 Commission Report regarding Shootdown Order on 9/11 2004-07-22
• November 10, 2004: Powell Dismissed; Agrees to Say that He is Resigning by Choice 2004-11-10
• August 27, 2005: Several White House Officials Enjoy Vacation 2005-08-27
• October 14, 2005: Rove Testifies for Fourth Time before Plame Wilson Grand Jury, Admits to Second Leak 2005-10-14
• February 8-17, 2006: White House Cuts Deals with Congress to Avoid Full Hearings on Warrantless Wiretapping Program 2006-02-08
• February 15, 2006: Justice Department, Republicans Limit Information About Warrantless Wiretapping Program 2006-02-15
• April 20, 2006: Rove Removed as Chief of White House Domestic Policy, Possibly Due to Plame Wilson Involvement 2006-04-20
• May 15, 2007: Comey Testifies Before Senate About 2004 Attempt to Pressure Ashcroft to Certify NSA Domestic Spying Program 2007-05-15
• July 24, 2007: Gonzales Contradicts Comey’s Testimony about Pressuring Ashcroft to Reauthorize NSA Wiretapping Program 2007-07-24
• July 25, 2007: Documents Show Gonzales May Have Perjured Himself Before Congress 2007-07-25
• July 26, 2007: Legal Analyst ‘Shocked’ at Apparent Perjury by Gonzales 2007-07-26
• July 26, 2007: Mueller’s Testimony Contradicts Gonzales’s 2007-07-26
• August 16, 2007: Mueller Contradicts Gonzales’s Senate Testimony 2007-08-16
• October 2, 2007: Goldsmith Testifies about Controversy over Wiretapping Program 2007-10-02
• October 2, 2007: Goldsmith Testifies that Bush Sent White House Aides to Pressure Ashcroft 2007-10-02
• November 20, 2007: Former White House Press Secretary Says Bush, Cheney, Rove, Libby, Card Responsible for ‘False Information’ about Plame Outing 2007-11-20
• December 3, 2007: Bush Administration Refuses to Allow Fitzgerald to Give Documents to Congress 2007-12-03
• June 9, 2008: Senate Report Ignores White House Propaganda Group 2008-06-09
• January 26, 2009: Gonzales Says He Did Nothing Wrong as Attorney General, Blames Subordinates for ‘Lapses’ 2009-01-26
• January 2001: Future 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Not Offered Full-time Job with Bush Administration, Returns to University
• (February 2003): White House Repeatedly Contacts 9/11 Commission Chairman to Discuss Appointment of Commission’s Counsel
• February 2004: 9/11 Commission Does Not Subpoena White House over Presidential Daily Briefs due to Last-Ditch Intervention by Executive Director Zelikow
• March 2003-July 2004: White House Has Better Relationship with 9/11 Commission’s Democratic Vice Chairman than Republican Chairman
• May 2003: Vice President Cheney Begins Inquiring about Wilson’s Trip to Niger
• 2003-2004: Administration Tries to Convince 9/11 Commissioner of Iraqi Ties to Al-Qaeda, but Will not Show All Claimed Evidence
• Early 2004: White House Asks 9/11 Commission Not to Call for CIA Director Tenet’s Resignation
• Late December 2002: White House Tells 9/11 Commission Chairman Kean He Must ‘Stand Up’ for President Bush
• (Summer 2003): 9/11 Commissioner Tells White House of Saudi Links to 9/11 Plotters, White House Uninterested
• Fall 2002: White House Considers Invading Iraq without Congressional Approval
• March 12-Mid-2004: NSA Wiretapping Program Temporarily Suspended, Reviewed by Justice Department
• Early 2004: White House, Justice Department Clash over Secret NSA Data Mining Program
• Late March, 2004: Ashcroft Recertifies NSA Wiretapping Program
• Late September, 2001: NSA Wiretapping Program Begins at This Time, According to Conservative Author
• August 2002: Top Bush Officials Form Group to Sell Iraq War to Public, Congress, and Allies