Although the Justice Department has released thousands of documents related to the inquiry, officials haven't said whether they considered firing more prosecutors.
McClatchy Newspapers has reported that the department targeted at least four other prosecutors, including Biskupic.
Another former U.S. attorney, Todd Graves of Kansas City, Mo., revealed this week that he was asked to step aside for another candidate. He also said he had refused to sign off on a voting-rights lawsuit, which another Justice Department official later approved in Washington. The official, Brad Schlozman, later became Graves' temporary replacement.
Gonzales denied that the department considered removing Graves as part of the same firing plan.
Not Surprising
is this report that the White House was involved in attempts to suppress voter turnout last election by pressing for bogus "voter fraud" investigations.
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