More Grief Over Gonzales; Bragging Cut Short On Earmark; Warner Out?
Augusta Chronicle, The › June 11, 2007
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Attorney General Alberto Gonzales' stock on Capitol Hill dropped even lower among Republicans last week when he tried to make his second in command the fall guy for firing U.S. attorneys on the day that Paul McNulty announced his resignation as deputy attorney general.
In a May 15 appearance at the National Press Club, Gonzales for the first time stressed that the evaluation of federal prosecutors and the decision to fire them had been in McNulty's hands. McNulty, a former senior House Republican staffer, is a popular figure on the Hill.See the full content of this document
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More Grief Over Gonzales; Bragging Cut Short On Earmark; Warner Out?
A footnote: Speculation in Washington legal circles is that President Bush has been reluctant to get rid of Gonzales for fear that Senate Democrats would not confirm his succes...
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