Is Alberto Gonzales toast?

Question

I think he is. I wish he'd simply resign and that Congress would move on to something more productive. Unfortunately, the Dems are every bit as partisan as Bush and company - so it's going to be a bloodbath.

Answer 1

HE WILL BE GIVEN THE MEDAL OF FREEDOM AND WILL RETIRE TO SPEND MORE TIME WITH HIS FAMILY........IN DUBAI

Answer 2

Oh, there's a fall guy for every occasion.

But what difference would it make? Bush can appoint anyone he wants to take his place, for what's left of his time in office.

People need to wake up. NOTHING they do is going to change the fact that Bush is going to run the country for another 21 months. Period.

Answer 3

The Democratic party is polluted by the Bushevik mindset. One need look only to Zell Miller to see the extreme example of Democratic Bushevism. Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut is a milder example. The Democrats remain unaccountable for their lack of opposition. Marie Cocco writing her January 11, 2005, Newsday column entitled, "Democrats' Fury, and Values, Go Awol", states,

Enabling the Bush administration's habit of escaping accountability for even the grossest failure isn't smart politics. It's cowardice. If Democrats are to compete on the political turf of values, they'd better find some they stand for.

Democratic Party values are Bushevist values, the values of the ruling elite. As James Wolcott in an article entitled, "Groundhog surfaces for sunlight" on his website http://jameswolcott.com (archives 03/2205) puts it,

The elites in this country have never had it so good, and as long as they're prospering the distress will be smothered under the surface, kept under a lid.

Answer 4

I don't think so. Considering "Al" spent most of his time as AG acting as Bush's personal defender and less as a true Attorney General, I doubt Bush will get rid of him.

Answer 5

HEY GUYS I AM A BIG DUMB REPUBLICAN! AND I SAY THAT ITS BECAUSE OF BILL CLINTON'S FOREIGN POLICY DURRRRR!

/sarcasm off

That is the reply I am waiting to hear now. Yes, this guy is toast. Not only is he going to be questioned about the lawyers, but he is also going to be questioned and possibly subpoenaed with regards to the warrantless wire-tapping. Big shot above the law Bush blocked the investigation by the OPR regarding those wire-taps. Obstruction of justice anyone?

Answer 6

I don't know, Bush has given him the ol' " I have every confidence in Gonzo," that is usually the kiss of death from the god father of Pennsylvania ave.

Answer 7

Well, if he did something wrong, then yes, he should resign. But we all forget Bill Clinton fired 93 of them in his first term of office. That is whats bad about an appointed position, its not permanent and you can be let go at any time for any reason.

So, the rain on people parade, no crime no foul and drive on. Next President will clean house when he gets into office so, that's the way it goes.

Answer 8

He will probably end up resigning so the senate doesn't subpoena Rove and have him testify under oath.

Answer 9

Oh puleez,Clinton fired 93 federal prosecutors..,Gonzales got rid of how many 8 because they failed to do their jobs.Investigate and prosecute voter fraud claims..,oh thats why the libs are mad.,voter fraud of libs..,if the libs can investigate why can't the conservatives..,another example of liberal hypocrasy at its finest and more people are seeing this.

Answer 10

Don't count your ticking Gonzales' before they resign.

Answer 11

I do not know if he is toast, but I think Bush would fire him before the Democrats would. Bush want put up with it, and the Democrats are use to covering up.