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Weblog: What Dobson 'Probably Shouldn't Know'
Focus on the Family broadcaster says it's all public now, dares judiciary committee to subpoena him.




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"I've had a long-standing policy of not going out and revealing things that are said to me in confidence," he said. "I think it's a mistake and maybe even an ethical problem for people to do that—to go out and brag about being a player on the national scene, maybe to make themselves to look important," he told his listeners. "You know, I just wish that didn't happen like it does, and I certainly didn't want to be part of it."

More coverage of Dobson's remarks:

Dobson: nothing to hide | Focus founder dares senators to bring him in. Dobson says Karl Rove didn't tell him how the Supreme Court pick would rule on Roe vs. Wade (The Denver Post)

Defiant Dobson denies collusion | He says Rove never promised that Miers will oppose abortion (Rocky Mountain News, Denver)

Dobson: No talk about Miers, abortion | Focus leader says he didn't get 'secret' information (Colorado Springs Gazette)

Christian leader says he was told of Miers' beliefs | In remarks to be aired today, James Dobson says Karl Rove assured him in advance that the high court pick was a conservative evangelical (Los Angeles Times)

Dobson: What Rove said about Miers | In his radio program, the Focus on the Family founder reveals what reassured him about the Supreme Court nominee (Time)

Christian leader details Rove call | White House aide Karl Rove told James Dobson that Texas lawyer and Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers had taken positions that "would not be supportive of abortion" (Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, Tex.)

Dobson to offer clarification on Miers | A conservative Christian leader will use his radio show Wednesday to try to tamp down a controversy that flared after he said he had confidential assurances from the White House about Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers' conservative credentials (USA Today)

James Dobson speaks on Miers | Dobson says his support stems from a private chat with Rove about nominee's evangelicism (ABC News)

Miers supporter says White House made no promises (Reuters)

The Dobson code | What does he really know about Miers? His explanation falls short (Editorial, The Sacramento Bee, Ca.)


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