Gonzo the consigliere
well, poppy has james baker...
check the nyt op-ed headline...
a failed attorney general for a failed president... it fits, eh...?
looks like gonzo's serving as somewhat of a lightning rod for the r's frustrations... personally, i wish they'd put 'em where they belong - with george...
it strikes me as so funny... it was clear from the get-go that this guy was nothing but another bush toady... but, n-o-o-o-o-ooo... he sailed right through the confirmation hearings...
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check the nyt op-ed headline...
The Failed Attorney General
During the hearing on his nomination as attorney general, Alberto Gonzales said he understood the difference between the job he held — President Bush’s in-house lawyer — and the job he wanted, which was to represent all Americans as their chief law enforcement officer and a key defender of the Constitution. Two years later, it is obvious Mr. Gonzales does not have a clue about the difference.
He has never stopped being consigliere to Mr. Bush’s imperial presidency. If anyone, outside Mr. Bush’s rapidly shrinking circle of enablers, still had doubts about that, the events of last week should have erased them.
a failed attorney general for a failed president... it fits, eh...?
looks like gonzo's serving as somewhat of a lightning rod for the r's frustrations... personally, i wish they'd put 'em where they belong - with george...
[Sen. Arlen Specter (Pa.)] said before meeting with Gonzales on Thursday that "one day there will be a new attorney general, maybe sooner rather than later." He added later that he did not mean to imply that Gonzales should resign.
Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wis.) said "there ought to be some heads that roll" over the FBI scandal, and he complained about "the ham-handed dismissal" of U.S. attorneys.
Sen. John Ensign (R-Nev.), whose U.S. attorney was one of those pushed out, told reporters: "I cannot tell you how upset I am at the Justice Department."
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"This attorney general doesn't have anybody's confidence," said one GOP adviser to the White House, who spoke on the condition of anonymity so he could be candid. "It's the worst of Bush -- it's intense loyalty for all the wrong reasons. There will be other things that come up, and we don't have a guy in whom we can trust."
it strikes me as so funny... it was clear from the get-go that this guy was nothing but another bush toady... but, n-o-o-o-o-ooo... he sailed right through the confirmation hearings...
Labels: Alberto Gonzales, Arlen Specter, Attorney General, Department of Justice, FBI, George Bush, James Sensenbrenner, John Ensign, U.S. Constitution
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