Comments (10)

oldtree wrote on August 27, 2007 10:33 AM:

We are most tired of hearing your noise Mr. Conyers. Either do something, or retire and let someone that isn't being blackmailed do the job

Jane wrote on August 27, 2007 10:35 AM:

All Americans deserve to have Congress find the truth in this matter.

Thank you, Congessman Conyers for making clear that you will keep pushing. I hope that your Rethuglican colleagues will develop a conscience and start helping rather than hindering. If not, Republicans of conscience need to find some primary opposition for them.

Jane wrote on August 27, 2007 10:36 AM:

All Americans deserve to have Congress find the truth in this matter.

Thank you, Congessman Conyers for making clear that you will keep pushing. I hope that your Rethuglican colleagues will develop a conscience and start helping rather than hindering. If not, Republicans of conscience need to find some primary opposition for them.

MoZe wrote on August 27, 2007 10:52 AM:

Hey oldtree, give it a rest. Conyers is doing something. He's doing quite a lot. He's not all-powerful, but he is one of the few who is using the powers that he does have to do anything he can to break apart this criminal enterprise. You should support him, not tear him down.

Dennis wrote on August 27, 2007 11:23 AM:

Conyers is of a political generation that once held executive branch officials responnsible for their mistakes and breaches of the law. I have no doubt he will continue to insist that AG Gonzales - and others - be held accountable for their maladministration of justice.

tomcat28563 wrote on August 27, 2007 12:28 PM:

AMAZING that either party affiliation would just turn a blind-eye to protecting our civil liberties....CONGRESS has a RESPONSIBLITY to pursue injustice even if it leads to the White House....Gonzo is a national embarrasment to the values we fight for. NOW...countdown..JAN. 20, 2009....HANG IN THERE AMERICA !!

Anonymous wrote on August 27, 2007 1:14 PM:

The Rats are all leaving the Ship. Who is Bush going to turn to next?

eggman wrote on August 27, 2007 1:20 PM:

It seems like it's been about 9 months since the attorney firing questions arose, and several months since Gonzalez made clearly false and arguably perjurious statements to the Judiciary Committee. This investigation is not pressing on quickly enough for me. If the guy lied, what's the hold-up? Indict him already and let's go to trial. Find Miers in contempt of Congress and throw her butt in jail until she testifies.

PHB wrote on August 27, 2007 1:20 PM:

oldtree is a left wing troll who wants to make sure that nobody brings up the positive contributions Gonzalez made as AG.

Which is idiotic since there aren't any. Gonzalez will go down in history as one of the most corrupt US officials in history. While it was the obstruction of justice issue that ultimately cost him his job, Gonzalez was deeply involved in the Bush administration torture policies and the faciltiation of corporate crooks like Abramoff and Enron.

alabama wrote on August 27, 2007 2:23 PM:

Mr Conyers The focus of your committee should be to free the political prisoners persecuted by the justice department. clearly if alberto was not guilty of persecuting people for political gain he and mr rove would not have resigned. all i have to say is free Don Siegelman and Richard Scrushy. my code is soap let's soap down the justice department and clean the corruption out