Bush ally resigns as attorney general

Controversial US attorney general Alberto Gonzales has announced he will resign his position as the United States’ top law enforcement official.

Bush ally resigns as attorney general
Tue, 28 Aug, 2007 - 07:59
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Controversial US attorney general Alberto Gonzales has announced he will resign his position as the United States’ top law enforcement official.

Gonzales is a longtime friend and political ally of President George Bush, who defended him to the end.

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