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Prosecutor, Patrick Fitzgerald, is attempting to make a move to head of the FBI !!!!:

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TO: THE DIRECTOR AND SENIOR STAFF

DATE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2005 7:00 AM EST

FBI News:

In Long WPost Profile, Fitzgerald Mentioned As Possible Successor To Mueller. The Washington Post (2/2, C1, Slevin) reports Chicago US Attorney Patrick J. Fitzgerald, who is also "the special prosecutor investigating the leak of covert CIA operative Valerie Plame's name...seems to fret little that he is now tangling simultaneously with the Bush White House and the New York Times, two of the nation's most powerful and privileged institutions." The Post quotes deputy attorney general James B. Comey, who is described as "unofficial president-for-life of the Pat Fitzgerald Booster Club," says "What's been interesting is seeing the media accounts and the columnists portray him as some sort of runaway prosecutor. ... Because there is no prosecutor who is less of a runaway than this guy." The Post notes that Fitzgerald has been talked about as the next FBI director and he "did not say he was uninterested."