NY Times: Impeach Gonzales Editorial board drops the 'I' bomb in call for special prosecutor By Marie Morris Posted Jul 29, 2007 9:45 AM CDT Copied Attorney General Alberto Gonzales testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, July 24, 2007, before the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his role in the firing of federal prosecutors. (AP Photo/Dennis Cook) (Associated Press) A scathing editorial in today's New York Times calls for the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate Alberto Gonzales' "words and deeds" and concludes with an unequivocal recommendation: "If that does not happen, Congress should impeach Mr. Gonzales." The call comes as the White House attempts to resolve apparent contradictions in the AG's recent Senate testimony. The Times editorial board focuses on the Justice Department's internal conflict over the warrantless wiretapping program, which by most accounts came to a head in 2004. THe AG has denied there was disagreement, which the Times takes as a sign that "Mr. Gonzales is more concerned about doing political-damage control for Mr. Bush than in doing his duty." Read These Next Hundreds are suing a Virginia hospital, alleging unneeded surgeries. NFL star Stefon Diggs faces felony charge of strangulation. Prince William's paycheck from the Duchy of Cornwall: a cool $30M. Dashcam video appears to show missing Texas teen on foot. Report an error