[fschmieg]

Guess you just read the junk in the main stream media. They don't even understand the trial and misreport what happened each day. It actually did go quite well for Libby. I have read every day of testimony from beginning to end. Lots there for reasonable doubt.

[Parley Baer]

I agree. After re-reading the testimony Libby should go free. To me it comes down to Libby's memory and Russert's memory. If Libby goes to jail because of a deference in memories of what was said it will be a great travesty of justice.

[HardStarboard]

>>>Guess you just read the junk in the main stream media. <<<

Actually I have read very little on the trial except on conservative blogs. Seems to me that Libby's team is causing nicks and cuts, and the prosecutions big guns are scoring body blows.

The weight of guys like Russert (no pun) and likelyhood that Mitchell won't be called to testify, coupled with the fact its a DC jury gives me the feeling that Libby's got an uphill battle.

Then there is the psychological aspect: if the libs are looking for a way to display patriotism (after their treasonous non-support of the troops) what better way than to support a "brave, patriotic, woman CIA operative who risked her life in service to the United States"!?

I'm pulling for Libby....but not making any bets.