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So is it clear yet what Karl and the Boys were trying to do? McClatchy (05.16.07):

"The Justice Department last year considered firing two U.S. attorneys in Florida and Colorado, states where allegations of voter fraud and countercharges of voter intimidation have flown in recent years, congressional investigators have learned.

That brings to nine the number of battleground election states where the Bush administration set out to replace some of the nation's top prosecutors."

2 additional prosecutors were considered for ouster

"In at least seven states, it now appears, U.S. attorneys were fired or considered for firing as Republicans in those states urged investigations or prosecutions of alleged Democratic voter fraud."

Oh and there's more. Much more. AP (05.17.07):

"The Justice Department considered dismissing many more U.S. attorneys than officials have previously acknowledged, with at least 26 prosecutors suggested for termination between February 2005 and December 2006, according to sources familiar with documents withheld from the public."

More attorneys were on firing list / At least 26 targeted -- a far higher number than Gonzales admitted

Karl talked to NPR last Fall (10.24.06):

"ROVE: I'm looking at all of these Robert and adding them up. I add up to a Republican Senate and Republican House. You may end up with a different math but you are entitled to your math and I'm entitled to THE math.

SIEGEL: I don't know if we're entitled to a different math but your...

ROVE: I said THE math."

Karl Rove On Why He Believes The Republicans Will Keep The House And Senate Despite Polls To The Contrary