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Hoekstra and a fellow Republican sent an open letter to then Attorney General, Alberto Gonzales regarding the Islamic Society of North America as blogged about via the Washington Times: In a letter to then-Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales ...
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Group protests Belmont's hiring of ex-attorney general Alberto GonzalesThe TennesseanA small group rallied on Belmont Boulevard and at Belmont University's temporary law school on Friday morning to protest the institution's hiring of Alberto Gonzales as a law professor. The group of about nine protesters, one of whom claimed to be a ...and more »
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Attorney General Alberto Gonzales acknowledged that mistakes were made and accepted responsibility Tuesday for the way eight federal prosecutors were fired. At a news conference Tuesday, Gonzales said he would find out what went wrong but said he would not resign. "I acknowledge that mistakes were made here. I accept that responsibility," Gonzales said amid growing calls for his own termination. Democrats in Congress have charged that the...
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claimed Gonzales was “one of the key architects” of the Bush administration’s torture policies. “It’s really shameful that Belmont would honor him by hiring him as a law professor,” said protester Mark Brooks, who also thought it was ...
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Looking back at the circumstances surrounding the resignation of former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, one wonders how President Barack Obama's AG, Eric Holder, has been able to escape the ax. Democrats badgered Gonzales for months over his handling of ...
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Former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has left Lubbock for Nashville. He was the 80th attorney general of the United States and the first Hispanic in that position. Before that, he was the White House counsel. In Texas, he was a justice ...
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Supreme Court Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor listens to remarks by President Bush and U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales after she administered the oath of office to Gonzales, at the Justice Department in Washington, Feb. 14 ...
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Kyle Sampson is the Justice Department aide who resigned over the firings of U.S. attorneys. He was forced to appear before a Senate committee, but he claimed to "not remember" many of the answers to questions asked. However he did say that the lawyers weren't fired based on their professional performance, but instead because they weren't...more
Kyle Sampson is the Justice Department aide who resigned over the firings of U.S. attorneys. He was forced to appear before a Senate committee, but he claimed to "not remember" many of the answers to questions asked. However he did say that the lawyers weren't fired based on their professional performance, but instead because they weren't supporting President Bush's political agenda.
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