The Return of Rosemary Woods
Mar 21st, 2007 at 1:56 pm by Susie
Oh no, a mysterious gap:
Researchers have discovered an 18-day gap in the 3,000 documents on the U.S. Attorney purge released this week by the Justice Department. The gap extends from mid-November to early December, “which was a critical period as the White House and Justice Department reviewed, then approved, which U.S. attorneys would be fired while also developing a political and communications strategy for countering any fallout from the firings.”
During today’s press briefing, CNN’s Ed Henry noted that one of the last emails before the gap is from Attorney General Alberto Gonzales ex-chief of staff Kyle Sampson to then-White House Counsel Harriet Miers, asking, “Who will determine whether this requires the president’s attention?”
White House spokesman Tony Snow refused to explain the gap, telling reporters, “I’ve been led to believe that there’s a good response for it.” He said President Bush “has no recollection of this ever being raised with him.”




Will Paris or Britney or any other blonde do something so the media will focus on that and let the president off the hook? Please?
The replacement for the Missing White Woman appears to be the brave Boy Scout.
Rosemary’s Baby?
Bigfoot?
It’s almost like they’re *TRYING* to remind everyone of Watergate…
Support for attorney general seems to be slipping…
WASHINGTON | The White House floated the names of possible replacements for Attorney General Alberto…
First 18 minutes.
Then 18 days.
What’s next — 18 years?
“I’ve been led to believe that there’s a good response for it.”
That is a quote for the ages. It should be carved over the door of the Press Secretaries Hall of Fame.
It’s not just a gap in the records. It’s a credibility gap.
It’s huge. And growing.
Oh, the unintentional irony of the park service opening a skywalk over the grand canyon…
…why, it’s as if Shrubby picks up policy initiatives from the pages of the Onion. Oh, wait….
There’s another report that the gap is 16 days.
See, things are better than you thought.