This is not about the incompetence of the Justice Department of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales or about any White House role in the firing of the eight -- whom President Bush had every right to fire.
This is about preserving and protecting the integrity of the institution of the presidency. It is about the right of America's head of state and head of government to receive the candid counsel of his most trusted advisers.
If White House assistants as close to a president as Karl Rove is to George W. Bush can be ordered before congressional partisans, to be interrogated by congressional committees on what he may have told the president on controversial matters, the presidency itself will be damaged and weakened.
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Friday, March 23, 2007
Pat Buchanan is Right
Speaking of paleocons, here's a must-read from Pitchfork Pat, who is 100% right about the silly, wrong-headed press frenzy about the U.S. Attorney firings. Excerpt:
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