Michigan's first female U.S. Attorney says she is stepping down, prompting speculation that she is the latest in a wave of resignations forced by the Bush administration. Margaret M. Chiara, 63, said Friday she would resign her position effective March 16, but did not say why. Seven other U.S. Attorneys have been forced to resign in recent months. Democrats have accused the Bush administration of forcing the resignations to make way for political allies.
February 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Michigan’s first female U.S. Attorney says she is stepping down, prompting speculation that she is the latest in a wave of resignations forced by the Bush administration.
Margaret M. Chiara, 63, said Friday she would resign her position effective March 16, but did not say why. She said in a statement issued by her office that she intends to remain in public service.
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