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• David Addington
  '''David Addington''' is an American attorney, closely associated with [[Dick Cheney]], who is ...eney's Guy: He's barely known outside Washington's corridors of power, but David Addington is the most powerful man you've never heard of
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• David Addington/Definition
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• David Addington/Related Articles
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• Lawfare/Related Articles
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• Dana D. Nelson/Related Articles
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• Office of Legal Counsel/Related Articles
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• Unitary executive theory/Related Articles
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• John Yoo/Related Articles
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• Lawrence Wilkerson/Related Articles
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• Dick Cheney/Related Articles
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• Dick Cheney
  According to [[Jack Goldsmith]], working through his counsel, [[David Addington]], Cheney was committed to a theory of "[[prerogative power|prerogative pre
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• David Addington
  '''David Addington''' is an American attorney, closely associated with [[Dick Cheney]], who is ...eney's Guy: He's barely known outside Washington's corridors of power, but David Addington is the most powerful man you've never heard of
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• Intelligence interrogation, U.S., George W. Bush Administration/Related Articles
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• Central Intelligence Agency/Related Articles
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• Jack Goldsmith
  *[[David Addington]], Counsel to the Vice President
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• Jay Bybee
  ...im" Haynes II]], Vice President [[Dick Cheney]]'s former chief of staff [[David Addington]], and former Undersecretary of Defense [[Douglas Feith]].<ref name=WSJ2009
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• Office of Legal Counsel
  ...ministration legal policy was being driven by a deep belief, centered in [[David Addington]], counsel to Vice President [[Dick Cheney]], of expanding Presidential aut
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• Lawrence Wilkerson
  ...ith 31 years in the Army -- to know that what started with [[John Yoo]], [[David Addington]], [[Alberto Gonzales]], [[William Haynes II]] at the Pentagon, and several
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• Lawfare
  ...e moderate compared to [[Dick Cheney]] and some of his advisers, such as [[David Addington]], who based much of the [[George W. Bush Administration]] policies in deal
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• John Yoo
  ...llage to be "massacred." It said his opinions were strongly supported by [[David Addington]], counsel to [[Vice President of the United States]] [[Dick Cheney]]. The
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• U.S. intelligence activities in Nicaragua
  ...Iran-Contra Affair]] was given legal approval by then-CIA deputy counsel [[David Addington]] among others, according to [[Salon.com]] Washington bureau chief [[Sidney
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• Unitary executive theory
  ...ranking minority member; the primary drafter was [[Michael Malbin]] and [[David Addington]] contributed to it. <ref>{{citation
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