WASHINGTON AP - President Bush isn't rushing to the rescue of his old Texas friend, Alberto Gonzales, after the attorney general's one-time lieutenant undercut his old boss' account of the firings of eight federal prosecutors.Rather than merely signing off on the firings, as Gonzales has repeatedly stated, his former chief of staff says the attorney general was in the middle of things from the beginning.
March 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – President Bush isn’t rushing to the rescue of his old Texas friend, Alberto Gonzales, after the attorney general’s one-time lieutenant undercut his old boss’ account of the firings of eight federal prosecutors.
Rather than merely signing off on the firings, as Gonzales has repeatedly stated, his former chief of staff says the attorney general was in the middle of things from the beginning.
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