“A White House spokesman said yesterday that President Bush dismissed the call for Mr. Gonzales’s resignation. ‘The president…has confidence in the attorney general,’ the spokesman, R. Alexander Conant, said. … Mr. Conant referred questions about Mr. Rove’s alleged involvement in the dismissals of the New Mexico prosecutor to the Justice Department. In a statement, a spokesman there, Brian Roehrkasse, did not address that issue.”
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