Reply #20: Here's the link...

[brooklynite]

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush gave embattled Attorney General Alberto Gonzales a strong vote of confidence on Monday despite scant support for him among key Republicans.

"This is an honest, honorable man, in whom I have confidence," Bush said.

The president said that Gonzales' testimony before skeptical Judiciary Committee senators last week "increased my confidence" in his ability to lead the Justice Department. Separately, a White House spokeswoman said, "He's staying."

Gonzales has been under fire for what the White House acknowledges was his poor handling of the firing of eight federal prosecutors. The attorney general appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee last Thursday and said dozens of times that he could not recall certain events about the dismissals.

http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/04/23/gonzales.prosecutors.ap/

A simple explanation of the Gonzales positions:

"I did nothing wrong... (e.g. no laws were broken in the firings)

but...

"I didn't do nothing wrong... (I don't know who made the decisions, but it wasn't me personally...)

clear enough?