Globe Editorial
ANY CREDIBILITY that Attorney General Albert Gonzales still had as the nation's chief law enforcement officer is in shreds after the tale told in the Senate Judiciary Commitee Tuesday. A former top US Justice aide testified that in 2004, Gonzales tried to pressure his predecessor, John Ashcroft, into approving the Bush administration's warrantless wiretaps -- even though Ashcroft and the ... (Full article: 452 words)
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