[MNJohnnie]

Now, the question of whether Mr. Fitzgerald properly exercised his prosecutorial discretion in..

NO, there is no question at all to those who are not so firmly locked into their partisan political dogma of Hate Bushism they simply cannot confess their gross errors.

I suspect Fritz just punted. HE knew after all the media hype and hysterics that he would get the June Media reaming to end all political reaming if he came out and said "Nothing to this, all manufactured hysteria by Democrat activists".

So he punted, he found SOMTHING to accuse someone in the White House about so they, not HE, would be the target of the Leftist hissy fit when Fritzmus turned out to be Fritzbust.

[A Citizen Reporter]

"So he punted, he found SOMTHING to accuse someone in the White House about so they, not HE, would be the target of the Leftist hissy fit when Fritzmus turned out to be Fritzbust."

And Voila, THAT was why he looked so sweaty and panic-y, at the press conference.

[Txsleuth]

Charles Krauthammer said today that Bush should pardon Libby...but he can't do that unless Libby is convicted of something..

Personally, I want some kind of trial...because I want Joe Wilson, Timmy Russert, Matthew Cooper, Armitage and Powell, frog marched on to the stand to have to testify to what they have put the Bush Administration AND the country through for 3 years.

[Prost1]

Prosecutorial abuse is a criminal offense and Fitzgerald must be prosecuted.

Then, put Nihong on notice and the rest of the abusers.

[beyond the sea]

Mr. Fitzgerald’s decision to prolong the inquiry once he took over as special prosecutor in December 2003 had significant political and legal consequences. The inquiry seriously embarrassed and distracted the Bush White House for nearly two years -----

Fitzgerald ought to be behind bars for what he (and others) did to this country.