[satchmodog9]

I get tires of all these hoseheads persecuting Fitzpatrick. They are just killing the messenger. He did his job and he also stressed Libby was innocent. Fitzpatrick is a good prosecutor.He has been investigating the Daley administration and the Ryan administration in Illinois with no bias. These people who wish to impugn him should direct their ire at the MSM and the RATS who are trying to connect dots that don't exist. Once again, I will state Fitzpatrick stressed that Libby is innocent until proved guilty and the grand jury gathered enough info to press charges. The charges may or may not have merit. That's why we have a legal system. Those on FR who attack the prosecutor are no better than those who attacked Starr. I believe Libby is innocent of the charges. We will see what happens.

[Paladin2]

If Fitz is such a clean upstanding Prosector, just exactly what has he been doing for two years to get to a he said / he said situation?

Seems to me that he has missed at least half of the territory of his investigation and taken about 8x too much time to get to Friday's point.

[Ole Okie]

He did his job and he also stressed Libby was innocent.

Did we watch the same press conference? It doesn't seen so.

The Special Prosecutor made absolute statements that Libby DID all these things, not allegedly did them.

I got the distinct impression that Fitz had at best a weak case, knew he had a weak case and also knew that what he presented sounded as if he knew the results would be perceived as a mountain laboring and producing a very small mouse.

Far from prounouncing Libby innocent, I thought he was doing his damndest to a priori convict him by press conference.

[libstripper]

I get tires of all these hoseheads persecuting Fitzpatrick.

What kind of a vehicle do you have and how did you get the "tires?"

[mosquitobite]

I'll agree with that.

[jess35]

I get tires of all these hoseheads persecuting Fitzpatrick. They are just killing the messenger. He did his job and he also stressed Libby was innocent

Please, spare me the cheerleading. His job was to investigate an apparent "outing" of a supposedly covert CIA agent. Shortly after the investigation began, he had to know Plame wasn't covert and hadn't been for quite a while, if ever. At that point, he went and asked for the investigation to be broadened. It should have ended if he had one ounce of integrity.