Call For Gonzales's Resignation

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Call For Gonzales's Resignation

March 14, 2007 | ISSUE 43•11

Following a recent disclosure that the FBI has abused its powers to spy on private citizens, some Democratic senators and a key Republican are calling for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to resign. What do you think?

Maybe if private citizens would stop being so damned intriguing they wouldn't have any problem with the FBI.

Lisa Ferraiolo
Systems Analyst
I don't think we should be so quick to judge. Gonzales is a very exotic name, and having an exotically named attorney general, no matter how much he tries undermine the system he is supposed to uphold, helps us appear open-minded.

Adam Conroy
Air Traffic Controller
When is this top-level shake-up finally going to reveal that Postmaster General John E. Potter has been stealing my Netflix?

Richard Kilmartin
Coal Miner

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