The Bush administration's willingness to withstand its own party's disdain for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales probably springs not from loyalty but from self-interest.
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National Perspective
Support of Gonzales affirms power play
The Bush administration's willingness to withstand its own party's disdain for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales probably springs not from loyalty but from self-interest.
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WASHINGTON -- Attorney General Alberto Gonzales is trying to do something few have done: Outlive a Washington scandal. And he's trying to do it with little or no support from Republicans in Congress. (Full article: 747 words)
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