Are Alberto Gonzales' days, as Attorney General, numbered?

Question

Is the recent debacle by the Justice Department enough to cost the Attorney General his Cabinet position? Will Bush give him a free pass and simply blame it on politics as usual?

Attorney General Gonzalez says he will only resign if President Bush asks him to do it.

When it comes to Bush doing the right thing, what lessons did we learn from former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's tenure and subsequent resignation?

Answer 1

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I believe Alberto is a good guy, but his position as attorney general is a conflict of interest to his political connection to bush. After that memo and unchecked abuses by the FBI, he should step down.

What DID we learn from former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's tenure and subsequent resignation?

That it takes an election to remove him.

Answer 2

Bush will cave in to the democrats on this, just like he has on everything else. it seems when it comes to standing behind his people, the only ones he is interested in aiding are the same ones who have been calling him stupid, incompetent and other such epithets for the last 7 years. I think his legacy will be as "The Great Appeaser".

Answer 3

Did you know that Reno purged all federal prosecutors by order of Clinton?

This is all just politics.

Answer 4

And then you'll scream at Bush for "pushing him out"

There is no pleasing you people

Answer 5

I think Alberto is safe. This is all crap and the every one knows it.

Answer 6

NO. //read this// http://www.judicialwatch.org/durbkencomplaint.shtm...

Should these 2 stay

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