Miers Testifies in U.S. Attorneys Probe

By | June 17, 2009 2:22 am

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Yesterday, former Bush White House counsel Harriet Miers finally testified behind closed doors in front of the House Judiciary Committee regarding the U.S Attorney firings, reports FOXNews.com.

We reported in March that an agreement had been reached with the Judiciary Committee for Miers, as well as Karl Rove, to testify. Rove’s testimony is still to come.

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