Condoleezza Rice
Events (331)
- June 6, 2008: Media Figures Discuss Iraq Occupation, Media’s Enabling of Administration’s Push to War 2008-06-06
- June 9, 2008: German Lawyers Seek Extradition of CIA Agents over Rendition Case 2008-06-09
- June 9, 2008: Senate Report Ignores White House Propaganda Group 2008-06-09
- September 24, 2008: Italian Spy Chief Requests Testimony by Former National Security Advisor Rice in Kidnap Case 2008-09-24
- October 27, 2008: Conservative Radio Host Limbaugh Falsely Claims Obama ‘Anti-Constitution’ 2008-10-27
- December 12, 2008: Pakistani President Zardari Calls Former ISI Director Gul ‘Political Ideologue of Terror’ 2008-12-12
- December 14, 2008: Iraqi Journalist Insults Bush by Hurling Shoes at Him 2008-12-14
- March 18, 2009: Rice: No One in Bush Administration Ever Conflated Hussein, Iraq with 9/11 2009-03-18
- April 21, 2009: Senate Intelligence Committee Report Shows Cheney, Rice Authorized Torture 2009-04-21
- April 28, 2009: Rice: Bush Made Torture Legal Simply by Declaring It So 2009-04-28
- April 30, 2009: Former White House Counsel: Rice May Have Admitted to Criminal Conspiracy over Bush Torture Policies 2009-04-30
- May 3, 2009: Fourth Grader Quizzes Rice on Bush Administration’s Use of Torture 2009-05-03
- June 23-24, 2012: Third-Party Organization Official’s Appearance at Romney Conference ‘Make[s] a Mockery’ of Laws Forbidding Contact between Groups, Campaigns 2012-06-23
- June 25, 2012: Former Secretary of State Hosts SuperPAC Fundraiser 2012-06-25
- January 2002: Cheney Convinces Bush to ‘Correct Error’ of 1991 Gulf War, Overthrow Hussein
- January 2005: Rice: North Korea One of World’s ‘Six Outposts of Tyranny’
- February 2009: Expert: Iraq Surge Successful in Spite of White House
- February 2002: Powell’s Proposal to Secure All of Afghanistan Is Rejected by Rumsfeld
- April 2000: LIWA and Able Danger Face Trouble After LIWA Connects Prominent US Figures to Chinese Military
- April 2000: LIWA Support For Able Danger Program Ends; It Later Restarts
- April 2002 and After: President Bush Deliberately Shielded from Knowledge of Harsh Interrogation Techniques
- April 2002: Administration Attorneys Discuss Plans to Interrogate Zubaida
- April 2002: Rice: Diplomatic Engagement with Iran Useless
- April-May 1999: ’Realists’ Not Concerned about Neoconservative Influence on Younger Bush
- April-May 1999: Bush Receives Solid Neoconservative Grounding; Will Shape His Foreign Affairs Policies
- May-July 2001: NSA Picks Up Word of ‘Imminent Terrorist Attacks’
- May 2001: Bush, Who Has Yet to Take Any Action Against Al-Qaeda, Is Tired of ‘Swatting at Flies’
- May 2003: Vice President Cheney Begins Inquiring about Wilson’s Trip to Niger
- (May 2004): National Security Adviser Told CIA Has Innocent Man at Black Site
- May 2000: Future Authors of 9/11 Report Produce John F. Kennedy Book Riddled with Errors
- June 2001: National Security Adviser Rice Is Given a List of Actions to Take if There Is a Terrorist Attack
- June 2001: Clarke Asks for Different Job as White House Fails to Share His Urgency about Terrorism
- Early June 2001: US Meets with Pakistani Officials, but Only Give Vague Warnings about Supporting Bin Laden
- June 2004: Top Democrat Helps Get Passages Critical of National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice Deleted from Final Text of 9/11 Commission Report
- June 2005: State Department Adviser Challenges Legal Justifications for Torture
- Mid-July 2001: CIA Director Tenet Warns National Security Adviser Rice About Major Attack
- July 2002: Complaints over Torture Results in Memo Granting Retroactive Legal ‘Immunity’
- August 2003: US, North Korea Engage in Second Round of Profitless Negotiations
- August 2004: Criticism of the Homeland Security Terror Alert System
- August 1998: Rice Tutors George W. Bush on Foreign Affairs
- September 2002: Congressional ‘Top Secret’ Briefings Disclose Little New Information
- September 2003: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Lunches with National Security Adviser Rice and Her Staff
- October-December 2006: Iraq Study Group Works to Keep Channels Open to White House
- November 5- December, 2002: Remote Strike in Yemen Raises Legal and Ethical Issues
- February 2009: National Security Council Legal Adviser: Decision to Create Military Commissions a ‘Process Failure’ with Serious Long-Term Ramifications
- Mid-1999-November 1999: Data Mining Study Causes Controversy by Connecting Prominent US Figures to Chinese Military Weapons Purchases
- December 2000: Incoming Bush Administration Briefed on Terrorism Threat; Apparently Ignores Recommendations
- December 2001-January 2002: State Department Official Proposes Negotiations with Terror Sponsors; Neoconservatives Reject Idea
- December 2002: President Bush Expresses Confidence Victory in Iraq Will Solve Counterterrorism Problems
- December 2003 and After: CPA Head Refuses Oversight, Operates on Own Initiative