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Sen. Allard ‘weighing’ Gonzales resignation call.»

Sen. Wayne Allard (R-CO) is “weighing” whether to call for Alberto Gonzales to resign “after reports that a former interim U.S. attorney for Colorado — who had Allard’s backing — was targeted for dismissal in early 2006. ‘Clearly these revelations are cause for concern,’ Allard’s chief of staff, Sean Conway, told The Associated Press Friday. … ‘(Allard is) watching things carefully and taking them all in…in terms of the attorney general’s future.’” Let us know how that goes.

UPDATE: Sen. Ken Salazar (D-CO) makes up his mind. “Salazar today called for the resignation of his friend, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, whose leadership he said had tarnished the Department of Justice. ‘I arrive at the decision with a heavy heart and disappointment,’ said Salazar.”

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23 Responses to “Sen. Allard ‘weighing’ Gonzales resignation call.”


  1. Namtillaku Says:

    weighing = looking for a backbone


  2. GSD Says:

    One more down. Scumberto Bagzales start packing your tiny bags, your outta here.

    -GSD


  3. Ben B Says:

    So please vote no confidence when the time comes…


  4. War4Sale Says:

    It won’t be long now. Bush dug in his heels and takes more political damage every single day Gonzales stays until he can’t find anyone else to publicly support him and has to throw him under the bus like Scooter and Rummy.

    Well played, Dumbya!!!


  5. midwestblue Says:

    Salazar being friends with Gonzales makes me wonder about Salazar’s ability to judge character. Seriously, how can anyone be friends with that snake?


  6. Zooey Says:

    Blah blah blah, just getting it on the record for election time….


  7. Kane Says:

    It was Salazar who introduced Gonzales at his confirmation hearings, and sat next to him throughout the process.

    Ken Salazar was also a Joe Lieberman supporter, and recently voted against the Feingold-Reid bill to redeploy the troops by March 31, 2008.


  8. lunacy Says:

    Hmmmmmmm… what do I do? Hmmmmmmmm… Toss up…. Hmmmmmm… Now, it may have effected MY state… Hmmmmmmm… let me weigh this….. Hmmmmmmm…


  9. Badmoodman Says:

    On second thought, Gonzo is more like Renfield to Bush’s Dracula.


  10. Tom3 Says:

    Salazar = DINO


  11. Glen Says:

    Anyone living in Colorado will tell you that

    Salazar > Allard

    It’s really not even fair to compare the two.


  12. Zappatero Says:

    allard is teh suck


  13. Angry One Says:

    For the latest news, document dumps, email archives, hearing transcripts and other essential materials in the firings of U.S. attorneys, see:
    “The U.S. Attorney Scandal Documents.”


  14. Tom3 Says:

    I’ve lived in Colorado for 27 years.

    They’re both jerks but Tancretin and Marilyn Mooseface are much worse.

    And don’t get me started on Ben Nightmare Campbell.


  15. trueblue Says:

    Scumberto Bagzales
    -GSD

    That is freakin’ funny!


  16. Tom3 Says:

    Wayne Mallard got kicked out of his Ethics chair for censuring Tom Delay 3 times. So he’s not all bad.

    Salazar is a party traitor.


  17. keepinon Says:

    #1. In a word …no! GW is tooo entitled to feel anything like what you ask about.


  18. patrick gragg Says:

    I have called Salazar and e-mailed him several times, He seems to be ready to go forward and impeach the entire administration for High crimes and misdemeanors!!!


  19. patrick gragg Says:

    you can and should call the following TOLL FREE number and insist on no amnesty for illegals,bring our troops home from Iraq and Afganistan, and any other thing you think needs adressed

    1-800-833-6354


  20. Jay Randal Says:

    Salazar now feels bad about helping Gonzales to be confirmed as Attorney General, but lol I sent a FAX at the time to Ken to not support Alberto. He backed Gonzales because he is Hispanic like himself.


  21. seeker63 Says:

    allard, salazar, and tancredo are my congress members.

    it reflects so poorly on my state of colorado.

    salazar doesn’t seem to know the difference btw the parties. he votes with the bushies more often than not. he was supposed to represent the rural farm folks here, and has voted for the big money interests time and again.

    i have a letter on my fridge from “let’s bomb Mecca tom” explaining how stupid i must be to think that destroying the most sacred site to nearly one in four of the people on this planet is a very bad idea. rep. tancredo seems to me to be the type that would support a ‘final solution’ approach to the world challenges we face.

    as for allard- i can’t even guess what he’s doing there, and i get his newsletter.

    i sure wish people of character and intelligence would run for these seats.

    instead, we get the vacuous, the monied, or the sycophant.

    as for gonzales, he may be the pin in the hand grenade- pull him and it’s fragging of the neo-con reich,


  22. KYJurisDoctor Says:

    He already called for the resignation. Maybe, just maybe there is a voice of reason out there that can convince Gonzales to be “nudged” out to a new post!

    http://osi-speaks.blogspot.com/ 2007/ 05/ get-ready-for-great-compromise-on.html#links



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