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("If they have evidence of a crime, indict somebody," he said. "I have not been in touch with anybody in Russia. I've never been to Russia. I don't know any Russians").
"The independent counsel, given his special footing, was able to act without regard to the customary constraints that the Internal Revenue Service and the Justice Department follow before they indict somebody," said Marvin Chirelstein, a professor specializing in tax law at the Columbia University Law School.
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"If you have unlimited time, unlimited money and unlimited scope and you're a prosecutor, you're going to wind up indicting somebody for something, and we'll just see where that leads to," said Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.).
"They will probably find somebody to indict, but people are viewing the attorney general's office with a lot of distrust," said Dr. Robert H. Schmidt, an orthopedist in Fort Worth.
"What is his basic position on taxes?" (Asked if he himself would run, DeLay replied: "I don't think somebody who's indicted ought to run for president").. McCain's address at CPAC did receive many good reviews, even from McCain skeptics.
"Since when is not being indicted an argument to vote for somebody?" he said mockingly.
At an appearance in Bridgeport on Thursday, Mr. Rowland told reporters that there was a vast difference between his own case and "somebody who's been indicted on 21 counts".
Somebody's life was taken, somebody's arrested, they're indicted, they're tried and they're convicted.
"I'd listen and I'd never know if it was some sort of shoofly or somebody trying to get me indicted.
They chanted, "Indict!
I write to indict mankind".
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