Conyers' Fury
Alberto Gonzales was thirty nine in the summer of 1994 when he first stood face to face with the governor known as 'Dubya.' A month later, Alberto tried and convicted his first man, a thief who'd been rustling Dubya's father's cattle. Now Alberto, called 'Fredo,' is top lawman at the U.S. Justice Department, arguing against 'quaint' principles of the Geneva Convention, authoring warrantless domestic eavesdropping programs, and throwing varmits in Congress off the scent about reasons the White House had for dismissing a bunch of U.S. Attorneys in 2006 across America's ravaged heartland. But Johnny Conyers, public enemy number one, is hot on Fredo's trail, and when the gunsmoke clears, Conyers just might end up getting what he's after...