Jane Harman
Events (33)
- February 6, 2003: US Politicians Question Why Bush Administration Highlights Training Camp as Justifying War Against Iraq without Actually Attacking the Camp 2003-02-06
- February 28, 2003: CIA Refuses to Say Whether Bush Has Approved Enhanced Interrogation Techniques 2003-02-28
- September 25, 2003: Representatives Criticize CIA over Poor Intelligence about Iraq 2003-09-25
- January 23, 2004: David Kay Resigns as Head of Iraq Survey Group 2004-01-23
- July 9, 2004: Senate Intelligence Committee Report Finds Widespread Failures in Intelligence Gathering, Analysis in Pre-War Assessments 2004-07-09
- October 29, 2005: Damage Done by Plame Wilson Leak Thought to Be Severe 2005-10-29
- December 21, 2005: Democrat Defends Wiretapping Program 2005-12-21
- January 4, 2006: Harman Says Briefings on NSA Wiretapping Program Do Not Meet Legal Standards 2006-01-04
- January 18, 2006: Bush Administration Broke Law in Failing to Properly Inform Congress of Domestic Surveillance Program 2006-01-18
- January 18, 2006: Nonpartisan Congressional Research Says Bush Violates Law by Not Briefing Congressional Intelligence Committees on NSA Wiretapping 2006-01-18
- February 8-12, 2006: Intelligence Committee Democrat Supports Warrantless Wiretapping, Decries Leaks that Made Program Public 2006-02-08
- March 9, 2006: Bush Signs Patriot Act Reauthorization Into Law, Ignores Key Provisions 2006-03-09
- March 27, 2006: Harman, Conyers Ask Bush to Comply with Oversight Provisions of Patriot Act Reauthorization 2006-03-27
- (April 1, 2006): Democratic Congresswoman ‘Stunned’ at News of Bush Leak of Intelligence Estimate 2006-04-01
- May 11, 2006: USA Today Reports NSA, Telecom Firms Cooperating in NSA Domestic Surveillance 2006-05-11
- August 23, 2006: Republican Intelligence Report on Iran’s Nuclear Program Is Fundamentally False 2006-08-23
- October 20, 2006: Harman, AIPAC Deny Involvement in Scheme to Influence House Assignment 2006-10-20
- December 2, 2006: Reyes Named House Intelligence Committee Chair 2006-12-02
- July 24, 2007: Democrats Dispute Gonzales’s Testimony about March 2004 Briefing 2007-07-24
- August 1-4, 2007: Protect America Act Sails through Congress 2007-08-01
- December 16, 2007: Congresswoman Says CIA Tapes Scandal Is ‘Constitutional Crisis’ 2007-12-16
- March 31, 2009: Neoconservative Think Tank Argues for ‘Surge’ in Afghanistan 2009-03-31
- April 19, 2009: Media Reports House Democrat Wiretapped by NSA as Part of AIPAC Investigation 2009-04-19
- February 2003: CIA Tells Small Group of Congresspeople It Has Detainee Interrogation Tapes; Two Warn CIA Not to Destroy Them
- June-November 2004: Critical CIA Report on 9/11 Failures Is Finished, but Its Release Is Successfully Delayed until after Presidential Election
- July 2008: Conservative Radio Host Limbaugh Uses ‘Insider Language,’ Naming and Ridicule Strategies to Marginalize Political Opponents
- September 2002: Congressional Leaders Allegedly Briefed on CIA Interrogation Techniques, but Do Not Complain
- October 2005: Democrat Wiretapped by Federal Agency: Promises to Intervene in Espionage Case in Return for Help in Securing Chairmanship
- Late 2005: Attorney General Gonzales Allegedly Stops Investigation into House Democrat in Return for Wiretapping Support
- Mid-2005: House Democrat Says Times Should Not Publish Warrantless Wiretapping Story
- Spring-Summer 2008: New Church Committee Suggested to Investigate Possible Abuses of Power during Bush Administration and Before
- Summer 2005: Justice Department, FBI Investigating Improper Collusion between House Democrat and Israeli Lobby
- October 2006: MEK Providing Dubious Intelligence About Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities