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Wednesday, May 9, 2007 12:00 AM

Gonzales to Congress: Move on

Tim Grieve

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  • Wednesday, May 9, 2007 10:43 AM

    The sheer hubris of this man

    The more we hear from members of this administration, the more mind-blowing it becomes. Completely banal bureaucrats acting completely omnipotently. As if the issues under question aren't enough, his incredible hubris, the sheer balls of the defense, if defense of the indefensible is possible, is it's own problem.

    Albert Gonzales is telling us directly, to our face: "There's nothing here. It's over. I appeared before your committee and I spoke. That's enough for you, all you get. Dismissed."

    The man should be pilloried.

    —Rance Spergl Read Rance Spergl's other letters

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