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Decoder Wire Might Obama fire Attorney General Eric Holder?

Justice Department's pursuit of media leaks, which led to a subpoena of AP phone records, has GOP officials (and some Democrats) calling for the head of Attorney General Eric Holder. Here are three reasons Obama is not likely to oblige.

Can Democrats find moderate candidates in time for midterms?

Former IRS commissioner apologizes on Capitol Hill: 'Foolish mistakes were made'

White House reaction to IRS scandal: Too little, too late?

IRS scandal: Reinvigorated tea party eager to seize moment (+video)

The Monitor's View How to avoid another Justice raid on reporter phone records

Obama's 'juice' squeezed by scandals?

Will government probe of AP phone records cost Eric Holder his job?

Officials seize AP's phone logs: What are they looking for?

USA Update Obama adds cabinet diversity by picking Anthony Foxx for Transportation

Why trial for Boston bomb suspect could be at least a year away (+video)

US charges against Boston bombing suspect allow for death penalty (+video)

Opinion Senate deal on background checks aside, outdated tracing system hurts gun control

USA Update Newtown family members entreat Congress over need for gun controls

Drones over America: public safety benefit or 'creepy' privacy threat?

Decoder Wire Rand Paul filibuster fallout: Are Democrats his real allies?

Bin Laden son-in-law's trial in New York reignites Guantánamo debate

Decoder Wire Did Rand Paul fear-monger in filibuster? (+video)

Rand Paul's drone filibuster shakes up Republicans

Decoder Wire Rand Paul rising: Has filibuster made him US political star? (+video)

Attorney General Holder promises more openness about drone attacks (+video)

Decoder Wire Brennan CIA nomination clears panel. What did White House have to divulge?

The Monitor's View Before more states legalize pot, Obama must enforce federal law

Obama on Prop 8: How sweeping is administration support for gay marriage?

Voting Rights Act: Is major portion outdated? Supreme Court to hear arguments.