Free Beacon

Shock: Obama Bundler Earmarked Stimulus Money for Donors

 0
AP

Fallout: Romney ‘glitter bomber’ [D] fired from internship

 0
Power Line

Hmm: Is 2012 Slipping Away From the GOP? 

 0
B’berg

2012 Watch: Gingrich Seeks to Ease Fundraising Woes as Las Vegas Checks Slowing Down 

 0
The Hill

Scandal: Pelosi might have skirted House ethics rules on campaign solicitations 

 0
All Headlines »

  • Audacity of Truth

    Sister Toldjah's Obama Files

    Gaffetastic:
    Vice President Joe Biden had his “oops” moment Wednesday speaking in a 49er-crazed SF when he told a crowd at a city political fundraiser that “the Giants are on their way to the Super Bowl.” - SF Chronicle, 1-18-12

  • Obama Links

  • Day by Day

  • Categories

  • Archives

 

Gonzales and the fired attorneys “scandal”

Posted by: ST on July 26, 2007 at 8:49 am

I’m having a hard time keeping up with the developing news about how Attorney General Alberto Gonzales supposedly ‘lied’ to Congress, but Captain Ed and John Hinderaker try to sort through it all. Make sure you read what they have to say before falling in line with any of the media’s conclusions.

In: Congress,Law/Judiciary,Media Watch | Email This Post | Print This

RSS feed for comments on this post.

2 Responses to “Gonzales and the fired attorneys “scandal””

Comments

  1. Sean Hackbarth says:
    July 26, 2007 at 12:39 pm

    Senate Democrats are going after a possible lie over something pretty obscure: whether White House lawyers disagreed with Justice Department lawyers over a terrorist surveillance program. They’re not accusing Gonzales of lying to cover up a crime but over a legal disagreement. All they have to do is go after him for being a bumbling idiot. Instead the Democrats waste their (and our) time over something so inside baseball.

  2. Karl says:
    July 26, 2007 at 5:29 pm

    any accusations about Gonzalez committing perjury are based on the FBI director’s testimony.

    LINK
    Since he did not witness the supposed conversation that Gonzalez denies, it makes his entire testminoy hearsay, and inadmissable.

    It’s funny that the Congress loves to act like a court, accusing people of perjury, citing them for contempt and compelling testimony, but they wont even follow the most base rules of evidence.