In Chertoff's record, shades of politics
In Chertoff's record, shades of politics
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His past at Justice may be a hurdle if he's picked to succeed Alberto Gonzales as attorney general. Shortly after President Bush took office in 2001, Michael Chertoff, then head of the Justice Department's criminal division, met with the conservative group Judicial Watch. It wanted criminal charges brought against Hillary Rodham Clinton in connection with a lavish fundraising event in Los Angeles the year before. |
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News entry number 539 added on Sep 4, 2007 in the Politics category.
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