Posted on 04/19/2007 8:56:45 AM PDT by 2dogjoe
Will he? No.
This is an investigation into a case where NO law was broken.
Not much chance of a fair hearing.
The fact that there is a hearing at all considering that past administrations have fired such appointees for no other reason that the could shows that this has nothing to do with fairness. It's purely political grandstanding.
It's the majority of the Judiciary committee that should be forced to resign for their actions.
Gonzales should resign for other reasons, but not for anything relation to these firings.
There goes my lunch! That is a word picture I did NOT need!
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