Alberto Gonzales won Senate confirmation Thursday as attorney general despite Democratic accusations that he helped formulate White House policies that led to overseas prisoner abuse. Many Democrats had initially joined Republicans in praising the former state judge, but some turned against Gonzales after he sidestepped questions regarding advice that he gave administration officials on interrogation methods that could be used on suspected terrorists or witnesses.
February 04, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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