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- Could the U.S. Attorneys firing scandal be bigger than Americans know?
  Posted by VincebusEruptum from Blogs.abcnews
  For months, the Bush administration has declined to directly answer a key question posed by Congress: were more top federal prosecutors targeted for dismissal beyond the nine that have been publicly identified? In a new letter to senators who have been pushing for the answer...
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- Gonzales' Testimony Satisfied at Least One Person, His Boss
  Posted by Jon from New York Times
  ... as if we didn't already have ample reason to believe Bush has had a total break with reality.
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- Gonzales v. Gonzales
  Posted by Jon from New York Times
  NYTimes Editorial: "We don’t yet know whether Mr. Gonzales is merely so incompetent that he should be fired immediately, or whether he is covering something up. But if we believe the testimony that neither he nor any other senior Justice Department official was calling the shots on the purge, then the public needs to know who was."
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- More calls for attorney general to resign over firings of US attorneys
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  Appearing on the “Fox News Sunday” program, former speaker of the House of Representatives Newt Gingrich joined other prominent Republicans and a larger number of Democratic lawmakers in urging Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales to resign over his role in the firings of eight US attorneys.
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- Gonzales keeps to himself, even in adversity
  Posted by Jeff from Kansascity
  A very detailed biographical sketch of the pro-torture attorney general Gonzales: "In January 2000, while Gonzales sat on the Texas Supreme Court, his sister Theresa and an accomplice were arrested in a Houston-area drug bust in which police seized 40 grams of cocaine, nearly a pound of marijuana, more than $3,000 in cash, an assault rifle, a sawed off shotgun and a .50 caliber handgun, plus several hundred rounds of ammunition." Lots more inside.
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- Bush Blocked Ethics Inquiry, Gonzales Says
  Posted by Jon from New York Times
  Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday that President Bush had personally decided to block the Justice Department ethics unit from examining the role played by government lawyers in approving the National Security Agency’s domestic eavesdropping program.
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Jeff comments on:
Gonzales' Testimony Satisfied at Least One Person, His Boss

The Daily Show mocked Bush on this last night. I think this was the Bush at his absolute worst. He reeks corruption across his entire humanity.

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Gonzales v. Gonzales

It’s so tragic that our nation’s top law enforcement official has no qualms lying to Congress – that he cannot remember how the plan to politicize the justice department initiated but he remembers every little potential flaw of individual attorneys that he fired.

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11:57 am 4/21/07

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