--- In [email protected], "Richard J. Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > jstein wrote: > > U.S. attorneys normally serve for the entire time the > > president who appointed them--usually at the beginning > > of the first term--is in office. Once they're appointed, > > it's rare for them to be fired. If the president serves > > two terms, the attorneys typically stay for the second > > four years. > > > How many U.S. Attorneys did Bush fire when he took office?
Almost all of them. Same with Reagan.
