Imus is off the air, Gonzales is still the Attorney General.
Imus is an entertainer, Gonzales is the top law enforcement officer in the US.
Did Gonzales fire the US Attorneys, or was he ignorant as he says he was? And what do you think, were they fired because they were getting too close to Republicans?
President Bush said there's "no credible evidence of wrongdoing." So what's he actually saying? Gonzales may have been doing wrong, and there may even be evidence of it, but the President doesn't think it's credible. Wow, that's the standard of integrity we want for our highest law enforcement official. (Sorry for the sarcasm.)
And what about the millions of missing emails? Bug or feature? ";->"
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