Gonzales to Congress: Can't we all just move along?

From salon.com's War Room:

http://www.salon.com/politics/war_room/2007/05/09/gonzales/index.html?source=rss

Gonzales to Congress: Move on

In testimony prepared for delivery before the House Judiciary Committee tomorrow, Alberto Gonzales says it's time to move on from the controversy over the firing of eight -- or was it nine? -- U.S. attorneys last year. "Recent events must not deter us from our mission," Gonzales will say. "I ask the committee to join me in that commitment and that re-dedication."

As the Associated Press says, that's going to be a "tough sell."

Indeed, with investigators still working the case for the Senate Judiciary Committee, the House Judiciary Committee and the Justice Department itself, even the White House is having a hard time getting on board Gonzales' "move on" train....

Ahahahah! Sucker.

The part where you turn the DoJ into the personal operations arm of the Republican Syndicate.

I'm in no mood to forgive or forget especially when the foxs mouth is full of feathers.

That would be fine by me....

Firing Carol Lam Was a CRIME - discussion:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x837877

This guy is suspected of committing a theft, but the old judge decides to let him have another chance. "You're exonerated," the judge tells the man.
"Great! Does that mean I can keep the watch?"