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* Are Washington, D.C., officials really bracing for 50,000 protesters during this weekend's Inauguration?

* Why did Clinton appointees prevent Commerce Department security officials from logging onto WorldNetDaily?

* Why is John Ashcroft being grilled so harshly when he has had the Senate votes to be confirmed as attorney general from the start?

* Did President-elect George W. Bush really share his faith with and convert a teen-aged boy at a post-campaign celebration, as widely rumored on the Internet?

TRENDING: Biden boasts we'll soon have an airplane that can hit 21,000 mph!

These and other provocative questions will be answered in WND BACKROOM this Saturday.

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