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{{cite book}}: |work= ignored (help)Given the involvement of the Attorney General's office in intentionally trying to avoid the Senate confirmation process – combined with the serious reservations many in the Senate have had about the Attorney General's nomination since he was appointed – I believe the Administration and the nation would be better served if Mr. Gonzales were replaced.
Jack Goldsmith: Well, let me just say in [Judge Gonzales's] defense that ... there is a technical interpretation of what he said that is true ... but it's very difficult to talk about it [,] ... there's confusion about what the labels refer to [,] and it's very difficult to talk about it in an unclassified setting. I could ... certainly explain it to you in much greater detail in a closed session."
I don't think he can be effective
carrying out the political wishes of the President
Obviously I am concerned about the fact that information, incomplete information, was communicated or may have been communicated to the Congress. I believe very strongly in our obligation to ensure that when we provide information to the Congress, it is accurate and that it is complete and I am very dismayed that that may not have occurred here.
In a March 16 letter to President Bush, for example, Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association president Art Gordon called Gonzales "an honest man with high integrity."
We conclude that, by its own test, the Government should recognise that the Geneva Conventions are failing to provide necessary protection because they lack clarity and are out of date. We recommend that the Government work with other signatories to the Geneva Conventions and with the International Committee of the Red Cross to update the Conventions in a way that deals more satisfactorily with asymmetric warfare, with international terrorism, with the status of irregular combatants, and with the treatment of detainees.
"I think it is time for fresh leadership at the Department of Justice," Putnam said in a brief telephone interview.
I believe he should step down.
subverted justice to promote a political agenda
when the Attorney General lies to a United States Senator ... it's time for that Attorney General to go ...
GOP Sen. Norm Coleman of Minnesota said he is "deeply concerned about how this whole process has been handled."
[James Comey]: I've tried, Senator, not to confirm that I'm talking about any particular program. I just don't feel comfortable in an open forum
MOSCHELLA: No. And let me just say that has been talked about. EARS reports are not reviews of the U.S. attorneys themselves. The U.S. attorneys have two supervisors, the attorney general and the deputy attorney general.
MOSCHELLA: No. And let me just say that has been talked about. EARS reports are not reviews of the U.S. attorneys themselves. The U.S. attorneys have two supervisors, the attorney general and the deputy attorney general.
I believe he should step down.
subverted justice to promote a political agenda
when the Attorney General lies to a United States Senator ... it's time for that Attorney General to go ...
carrying out the political wishes of the President