Declaring “the attorney general broke no law,” President Bush expressed support Monday for Attorney General Alberto Gonzales in the wake of the administration’s controversial firings of federal prosecutors.
The vote of confidence came four days after Gonzales was grilled by Democratic and Republican senators about the dismissal of eight U.S. attorneys. Critics say the firings were overly political, but Bush has defended Gonzales and the Justice Department.
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