It probably won’t be much different.
Adam Lambert (ClammyC, of course) provides glimpses at the candidate pool over on ePluribus Media in "Meet the New Boss? Same As the Old Boss ..."
Frank Rich, in today's The New York Times, calls Gonzales "a nonentity like Zelig." OK... Zelig may soon fade back into nothingness, only to be replaced by a Forest Gump. Question is, which Gump?
Some of the early candidates that McClatchy mentions as potential replacements include current administration officials as well as other long-term former government officials. And even though it may be fairly premature to speculate who will be the next Attorney General, it is not premature to compile a "dossier" on some of the people who may be perceived as frontrunners to replace Gonzales as Attorney General.
So, Lambert has created mug shots of five: (1) Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff, (2) SEC Chairman Chris Cox, (3) White House anti-terrorism advisor Francis Fragos Townsend, (4) former Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson and (5) former Solicitor General Theodore Olsen.
Come on over and take a look
After all, one of these may become the non-entity responsible for (cough)
law and order in these here States!
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