The Gonzales Rule, an Alberto Concerto in D-Minus
This delicate Bush composition for Congress, featuring soloist Alberto Gonzales might have opened to disastrous revues, had there been any revue. Instead, we are left with a D-minus grade earned by a Congress impatient to get the kids up to the lake for a family vacation before Labor Day.
This delicate Bush composition for Congress, featuring soloist Alberto Gonzales might have opened to disastrous revues, had there been any revue. Instead, we are left with a D-minus grade earned by a Congress impatient to get the kids up to the lake for a family vacation before Labor Day.
The welfare of the nation--or the kids—one has to choose. A terrorist might have crept in under the crack under Mike Chertoff’s door (or the gaping holes in his department of homeland insecurity) had they waited until their September return for a more reasoned look at Bush as national Peeping Tom. But Congress, like other Washington institutions, likes to lay on embarrassing news late on Friday and what later Friday i…