Fellow Republicans, is it OK for an attorney general to testify before Congress and refute his own testimony?

Question

Folks, an attorney general is a symbol of integrity and honor holding steadfast to the law before the constitution. Gonzalez is refuting HIS OWN testimony before Congress, this is another sad and continued demonstration of the inadequecy of the Bush White House.

Answer 1

I think he committed perjury.

Time for a special prosecutor to get to the bottom of the Gonzo Justice Deptartment.

Answer 2

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nice way to say "its ok for him to lie!"

< disturbing aspect is not Gonzalez conduct but the Dems.
They have investigated Rove, Chaney, The Iraq War, Bill
Frist, Gonzalez, etc. This type of strategy is detrimental to
our government. Problems never get solved....we just get
endless investigations in an attempt to gain political power. >>
nice round about way to say..."government corruption is ok!"

Answer 3

What is sad is the entire thing is such a witch hunt. The most
disturbing aspect is not Gonzalez conduct but the Dems.
They have investigated Rove, Chaney, The Iraq War, Bill
Frist, Gonzalez, etc. This type of strategy is detrimental to
our government. Problems never get solved....we just get
endless investigations in an attempt to gain political power.

Answer 4

Gonzo is one of if not THE biggest sycophant in Bush's "inner circle"...The Jerk!

Answer 5

I don't trust him., and my faith in the justice dept is gone. If I were quaified for the job, I wouldn't take it, on account of these dealings. I imagine future prospects will feel the same way.

Answer 6

NO it is not, he should be punished accordingly the same as any politician who commits perjuy!

Answer 7

It is okay for the attorney general to clarify his position in front of Congress. If they continue to question him, obviously they didn't understand his position in the first place. I