Question of the day: Who is Alberto Gonzales' client?
alberto gonzales, 30 november 2006, on cnn...
alberto gonzales at a press briefing on 13 march 2007...
excerpts from alberto gonzales opening statement that will be presented before the senate judiciary committee, 18 april 2007...
question of the day... who is alberto gonzales' "client...?"
(thanks to think progress...)
Tweet
BLITZER: Looking back on the decisions that you’ve made, at the White House, now at the Justice Department, anything jump to mind? Anything that you deeply regret, a decision that you made?
GONZALES: Oh, I think that you and I would — I’d have to spend some time thinking about that. Obviously I’m not going to say that I am perfect and that I’ve been perfect in doing my job. Obviously I’ve made some recommendations to my client. Some of those recommendations have not been supported in the courts. In hindsight, you sometimes wonder, well, perhaps, perhaps the recommendation should have been something different.
alberto gonzales at a press briefing on 13 march 2007...
At a press briefing this afternoon, US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales acknowledged that mistakes were made in the firing of US attorneys.
"I'm responsible for what happens in the Department of Justice," Gonzales said. "I pledge to find out what went wrong, so it won't happen again."
excerpts from alberto gonzales opening statement that will be presented before the senate judiciary committee, 18 april 2007...
“I apologize”
“I am sorry”
“could have — and should have — been handled differently”
“I made mistakes”
“I would have handled this differently”
“I should have done more”
“at times I have been less than precise”
“I misspoke”
“That statement was too broad”
“imprecise and overbroad”
“I regret that”
“management missteps”
“should have been more rigorous”
“should have been completed in a much shorter period of time”
“owes them more respect than they were shown”
“should have worked with them”
“I should have communicated the concerns more effectively”
“I should have informed them of my decisions in a more dignified manner”
“could have been handled much better”
“I want to apologize publicly”
question of the day... who is alberto gonzales' "client...?"
(thanks to think progress...)
Labels: Alberto Gonzales, Attorney General, Department of Justice, Senate Judiciary Committee, US Attorneys
Submit To PropellerTweet