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Friday, April 20, 2007 12:00 AM

A Gonzales resignation is not enough

Congress should demand that a special prosecutor get to the bottom of why the U.S. attorneys were fired.
By Joe Conason

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  • Thursday, April 19, 2007 07:40 PM

    The buck stops here

    Yes-Congress should not only demand a special prosecutor, but appoint one anyway, given that the president and his entire administration will do anything in their to block any effective prosecution or investigation.

    The Senate Judiciary committee has the power to subpoena everyone and everything connected to this scandal-now, damn it all, go out and use it! The American people demand and deserve no less after all this incompetence and outright lying from everyone in this administration.

    Fire Gonzalez, posthaste. Appoint Fitzgerald to the AG, and let heads roll!

    Take back the power we so willingly gave up for a little security.

    —FMHilton Read FMHilton's other letters

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