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Gonzo Heckled During Speech

Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales endured screams of criminal and liar during a speech at the University of Florida on Monday evening.

About 730 students and community members listened to Gonzales defend his career as White House counsel and head of the Justice Department and give his views on immigration and the fight against terrorism.

“No one is perfect. What is important is that we identify our mistakes and correct them,” he said.

I wonder when Gonzo will realize that he will always be remembered as the AG who turned his back on the Constitution. He is a liar and a criminal, and will always be remembered as such. What’s even more of a crime is that somebody actually PAID this moron to give a speech! He sure didn’t have very much to say during the hearing into the firing of the U.S. Attorneys, so why would people think he has something to say now?

Abu should crawl back under the rock of obscurity and realize that he is not going to welcomed anywhere in this country with open arms.

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Alberto Gonzales resigns. He too hits the road

Sanity must be starting to settle in amongst the “Loyal Bushies” who once surrounded President Bush like a cheap suit from Sears. One by one, they have all left his side.

Gonzales has repeatedly said he would never resign. Even yesterday (Sunday) afternoon when rumors were circulating around Washington about his resignation, he denied them.

So his threats thankfully were just talk. The chilling words of “I’m not going to resign. I’m going to stay focused on protecting our kids.” And “sprint to the finish line” to “accomplish all the goals that are important to me.” And of course, “I will stay as long as I feel I can be effective, and I believe I can be effective.”

All words having no meaning or substance, but that is exactly what we have come to expect from Mr. Gonzales during his reign as Attorney General.

Let’s hope that the next AG has some balls to stand up to Bush and Cheney and uphold the laws of the Constitution. It’s the least that we expect!

As far as Bush and Cheney go, it must be getting lonely in the West Wing!

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Another resignation from the DOJ. Is the writing on the walls getting bigger?

The head of the Justice Department’s civil rights division announced Thursday that he was resigning, the latest in a long string of departures from the department in the midst of a furor over the leadership of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.

The department said that the resignation of the official, Assistant Attorney General Wan J. Kim, had nothing to do with the recent controversies over Mr. Gonzales’s performance, and that Mr. Kim had been planning his departure for months.

I think Mr. Kim’s conscience finally got the better of him and he realized that the best thing for his career was to get as far away as possible from Gonzales and the rest of the failed Bush Administration.

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Gonzales is a liar, and has to go

Alberto Gonzales has caught himself in his own web of lies. As with all liars, sooner or later they can’t remember which lies they’ve told to cover up previous lies and they end up falling face first into the shit pile they’ve created. Well, Abu is up to his bottom lip in shit.

As reported in the NY Times, July 25, 2007:

At a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Mr. Gonzales repeatedly testified that the subject of the emergency meeting on March 10, 2004, was not the terrorist surveillance program (aka the TSP), which allowed the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on suspects in the United States without receiving court approval.

Instead, he said, the meeting focused on another intelligence program he would not describe.

But a four-page memorandum from the national intelligence director’s office, obtained by The Associated Press, shows that the White House briefing was about the surveillance program.

What makes it even worse, is that when asked for a comment Wednesday, a Justice Department spokesman, Brian Roehrkasse, said Mr. Gonzales “stands by his testimony.”

The gun is smoking! What else is it going to take before this band of liars, crooks, and thieves get booted out of the Whitehouse?

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How many of his feet can Gonzales fit into his mouth at once?

In another extremely painful to watch testimony from Alberto Gonzales today before the Senate Judiciary Committee, he once again has proven his incompetence as the AG.

Blood is still dripping from my ears after today’s grilling of Abu by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) about a memo signed by Gonzales in May, 2006 giving the Vice President’s office, and staff authority to discuss cases with Justice Department officials.

Gonzales looked like a worm on a hook as Whitehouse questioned him:

Sen. Whitehouse: “What-on-earth business does the Office of the Vice President have in the internal workings of the Department of Justice with respect to criminal investigations, civil investigations, and ongoing matters?”

Gonzales: “As a general matter, I would say that’s a good question.”

Sen. Whitehouse: “Why is it here, then?”

Gonzales: “I”d have to go back and look at this.”

“The memo that has your signature makes it worse,” Whitehouse said. As Whitehouse proceeded with his questioning, Gonzales admitted of his own memo, “I must say I’m troubled by this.”

For somebody who wants to “clean up the Justice Department’s image”, it seems pretty unlikely when he resembles a deer caught in the headlights of an oncoming train as he stares at a memo with his own signature on it and can’t remember what it means!

Get a load out of his testimony, but don’t think about it too much or else you’re likely to burst your ear drums with a blunt object!

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