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When the questions don't matter
Alberto Gonzales has all the answers.
Tim Grieve [2007-06-11]
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  • What the American people deserve...

    is a new attorney general.

    -- thatboy
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    Monday, June 11, 2007 02:29 PM

  • A New Low ....

    You know, I'm focused on protecting our kids.

    So to paraphrase Fredo, you're either with him, or you're with the child molesters.

    Every time you think they've just about hit rock bottom they manage to wiggle a little deeper into another pocket of bottom ooze.

    -- cwnidog
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    Monday, June 11, 2007 03:09 PM

  • I heard the questions

    I happened to be in Mobile this afternoon, heard the questions put to Gonzales; just replace "(Off mike)" with the following:

    Attorney General Gonzales, what did you have for breakfast today?

    I'm sorry, but I asked you what you had for breakfast today.

    Did you just step in something?

    I said, Did you just step in something?

    Have you caught any of the NBA playoffs?

    I said, Have you caught any of the NBA playoffs?

    As you can see, he clearly answered all of the questions put to him.

    -- Al Lewis
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    Monday, June 11, 2007 03:31 PM

  • Gonzales

    He is wrong. Americans deserve better!

    -- modeler
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    Tuesday, June 12, 2007 08:56 AM

  • Third question

    The third question was: "If the president gave you three wishes, what would the first one be?"

    -- rutrow
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    Tuesday, June 12, 2007 09:16 AM

  • Running for Election?

    Apparently Gonzales doesn't yet get it that the attorney general is to be apolitical, neutral. Instead, he clearly believes the attorney general runs for election to his office.

    I'm not really interested in what an attorney general has to say, especially in political effort to "prove" he's doing his job by talking about doing so.

    Unless he's under oath at the time, and providing facts and figures, concrete answers backed by hard evidence.

    UNDER OATH or UNDER ARREST, Mr. Attorney General Liar.

    -- JNagarya
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    Tuesday, June 12, 2007 11:12 PM

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