A closer look at the dismissed federal prosecutors
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On May 17, Sens. Chuck Schumer of New York (left) and Dianne Feinstein of California announced they would seek a no-confidence vote in Gonzales. 'It seems the only person who has confidence in the attorney general is President Bush,' Schumer told reporters. 'The president long ago should have asked the attorney general to step down.' The White House dismissed the Democrats' proposal, with an administration spokesman calling it 'a meaningless political act.'
On May 17, Sens. Chuck Schumer of New York (left) and Dianne Feinstein of California announced they would seek a no-confidence vote in Gonzales.

"It seems the only person who has confidence in the attorney general is President Bush," Schumer told reporters. "The president long ago should have asked the attorney general to step down."

The White House dismissed the Democrats' proposal, with an administration spokesman calling it "a meaningless political act."
(AP Photo / Lauren Victoria Burke)
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