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Democrats on Committee Threaten to Subpoena Karl Rove About Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman's Prosecution WASHINGTON - Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee Thursday threatened to subpoena former White House adviser Karl Rove to testify about former Gov. Don Siegelman's case unless he agrees to appear voluntarily by May 12. Rove earlier this week offered to answer questions about the Alabama case privately and not under oath, but that offer was rejected as "completely unacceptable." "We simply do not understand why anyone who is prepared to tell the truth would object to an oath and a record of what is said," the Democrats wrote to Rove's attorney Thursday.

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Democrats on Committee Threaten to Subpoena Karl Rove About Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman's Prosecution

WASHINGTON - Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee Thursday threatened to subpoena former White House adviser Karl Rove to testify about former Gov. Don Siegelman's case unless he agrees to appear voluntarily by May 12.

Rove earlier this week offered to answer questions about the Alabama case privately and not under oath, but that offer was rejected as "completely unacceptable."

"We simply do not understand why anyone who is prepared to tell the truth would object to an oath and a record of what is said," the Democrats wrote to Rove's attorney Thursday.