Should the Presidents executive privilege supersede Congress interest in accessing private information?
In accessing private information, yes. In accessing papers needed for legitimate inquests, sometimes. In the last two cases, I would say yes. The inquiries are purely political. The Cheney thing has to do with a law that Congress passed and the lawyer thing is an internal Executive branch issue. They have proven no good reason why they should have any of the requested items. A good point to make: Any time a lawyer asks to see documents of yours, make them prove that they have a reason to see them. They will use the items to screw you. Plain and simple. Bush may give the docs up later, but only after the courts order it. This is done every freaking day of the year in America’s courts.
