How many times will the Bush administration say Gonzales won't resign before he resigns?

Question

You can always tell when this administration is about to capitulate. The denials ratchet up.

Answer 1

Mrs. J, you made my day! Yours became first question on my checklist when I logged in (no longer having checked the information for the day) -- and that i hadn't understand Alberto "i do no longer remember" Gonzales had resigned! WHOO! That stated, he and Rumsfeld and Rove won't be in a position to symbolize ALL of Bush's human beings. yet they are certainly considerable names from the administration, and it would not bode properly. nevertheless... Cheney isn't likely everywhere :-) ETA: How humorous. 4 thumbs down so some distance....

Answer 2

You won't know till it happens. Look at 'ol Rummy Rumsfeld: he tried to resign and Bush wouldn't let him. They insisted they keep him for so long, I didn't think it would happen. Then magically one day it did. There's no telling with this administration, they don't make themselves predictable.

Answer 3

I say 10 more "he does a heckuva job" and at least 4 more "he has my support." And maybe 2 more "this is not an issue". Should be before Easter.

Answer 4

Don't know, but I heard in an interview that he gave on CNN or someplace that his position is actually a volunteer position, and they can't fire him, so it just depends on how much pressure the White House puts on him. We'll see how long it takes. =)

Answer 5

i have 3 more on the office pool

Answer 6

think Bush will dissolve Congress before that happens.

Answer 7

OH BOY, I LOVE OFFICE POOLS!!!!

I'll put a trickle down dollar on 5

Answer 8

132.