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Accusing the Republican Party of having "contempt" for government, she asserted that the administration had used federal agencies and contracts "as a source of favors for private interests".

In the papers filed on Thursday, Mr. Snell asserted that the administration had attempted to negotiate the release of some documents to the Senate, but had been rebuffed.

They asserted that the administration had held back the proposal until after Election Day and the adjournment of Congress because it knew the changes would be unpopular.

Some analysts asserted that the administration had underestimated the effect of the civil unrest in Venezuela and should have begun pressing for an OPEC production increase weeks ago.

In an interview, the White House counsel, Gregory B. Craig, asserted that the administration was not embracing Mr. Bush's approach to the world.

Republicans have repeatedly asserted that the administration was giving preferential treatment to its political allies by granting waivers to health plans sponsored by labor unions that had supported the legislation.

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. defended the Justice Department's record on financial fraud Thursday evening, asserting that the administration's "record of success has been nothing less than historic".

This argument asserts that the administration may have powers even broader than those acknowledged by the courts in wartime cases throughout American history.

Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate and Green Party candidate for president, sharply criticized the Clinton-Gore administration's energy policies today, asserting that the administration had set the stage for higher gasoline prices this summer by allowing oil company mergers in recent years.

The decision came on the same day that a Salvation Army document was made public asserting that the administration had made a commitment on the issue to the Salvation Army, a claim that outraged some civil rights groups and lawmakers.

Some Democrats also assert that the administration must seek Congressional approval before mounting an invasion, under the War Powers Resolution, though that issue is being hotly contested within the party.