Why Holder and Obama have not fired the Bush Appointed, Rove-Vetted DOJ Attorneys

It's an unprecedented outrage. There are scores of attorneys-- partisan, engaging in serial prosecutorial misconduct, like the cases of Gov. Don Siegelman and Cyril Wecht, and these Bush-appointees are still on the job, doing damage to the US, to justice and innocent victims.
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DOJ Prosecutorial Injustice & Misconduct-- We Need to Be Outraged

The Department of Justice was hijacked and used as a political weapon by a group of rogue prosecutors under the direction of Karl Rove in a manner never seen in this country.
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Karl Rove's Non-Denials About the Siegelman Case Segue Into Lies in the Wall Street Journal

Karl Rove can't help himself. The more he talks the more he suggests that he's guilty as sin. His throw-crap-against-the-wall-and-hope-it-sticks piece in The Wall Street Journal constitutes his latest non-denial about corrupt dealings with the Justice Department.
Rove gives himself away in his nonsensical lies regarding the inquiry into the prosecution of former Alabama governor Don Siegelman.

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Part One of my interview with Gov. Siegelman

Part Two of my interview with Gov. Siegelman

Part Three of my interview with Gov. Siegelman

David Fiderer: Dirty Little Secrets About Juror Contacts in the Don Siegelman Trial

Leopold Rove, Miers Expected to Testify Before Congress

Jason Leopold, Truthout: "Back in March, when House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers announced that he and his staff had reached an agreement to have Karl Rove and ex-White House counsel Harriet Miers testify privately about their roles in the firings of nine US attorneys, he said his panel also reserved the right to haul the former Bush administration officials before Congress to testify publicly about the matter. Conyers now intends to take advantage of that prearranged agreement and is expected to call Rove and Miers to testify before his panel sometime in the fall, according to several Congressional sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity." LinkHere