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Tim Cavanaugh | 1.6.2005 8:36 PM

At NPR, Nick Gillespie explains how hard Alberto Gonzales will have to work to disgrace the office of the Attorney General.

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Ken Shultz 22 years ago

"...the right man for the job."

Excellent!
Warren 22 years ago

HA! Good one
Gary Gunnels 22 years ago

As long as we are dealing with the DOJ's history:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6796865/

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