The apology, of course, was to the 93 sitting U.S. attorneys, not the eight who deserve it. From McClatchy:
Gonzales apologized to the prosecutors not for the firings but for their execution, including for inaccurate public statements about poor job performance, according to people familiar with the afternoon conference call.
I wonder if those “inaccurate public statements” he’s referring to include statements to Congress?
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