To: Cboldt; frankjr; Howlin; Peach
The WH could refuse, leading to a dismissal of charges.
2 posted on
03/10/2006 2:47:03 PM PST by
Perdogg
(The Opinions expressed by Perdogg are correct and should be relied upon)
To: Perdogg
I don't think the WH will refuse (exec. priviledge, I guess) outright because they won't want to be seen as killing this case themselves.
Unless this is an attempt to force the WH to kill the case. I've always felt that Fitz wants a way out of this.
To: Perdogg
The WH could refuse, leading to a dismissal of charges.I wish they'd do that. All Libby was trying to do was defend the administration against the lies of Joe Wilson.
16 posted on
03/10/2006 3:14:25 PM PST by
Stepan12
To: Perdogg
This is an interesting development. Thanks for the ping or I'd have missed this.
23 posted on
03/10/2006 3:24:08 PM PST by
Peach
To: Perdogg
"The WH could refuse, leading to a dismissal of charges."
Yes. This is a promising gambit: ask for something you know you won't be allowed to have, then move for dismissal. Bright move, and better than even odds it'll work.
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