"There Ain't No Justice."
IMPEACH NOW!
Posted on 07/02/2007 2:45:21 PM PDT by ConservativeMan55
Edited on 07/02/2007 3:05:31 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
You actually called the President of the United States a Prick?? You should be ashamed of yourself, however I doubt that’s possible.
If FR had any dignity you would be banned.
Pray for W and Our Troops
it’s not enough. Scooter still has a criminal record and has to pay the fine and stay on probation. He should pardon him and give him his old job back.
When the appeals process goes through, I have a hunch the same thing that happened to Nifong, might just happen to Fitzfong!!!!
YEAH!!!!! I am so happy....wish he had done more but I think he will before he leaves office. The fine, etc.
I loved comment # 10.
Bernie Goldberg would love it as well.
Scooter ~~ Pres. Bush commutes his sentence to jail. Hallelujah !! And he’ll still be appealing the case. Thank you, Pres. Bush !!
This is for his defense fund, I am sure that it can go to his fine as well.
You have to turn on MSNBC for the entertainment factor! Rev. Al is on!
Damn! You people are FAST!
It’s ABOUT DAMN TIME Bush did this... I was honestly starting to think W’s gonads were in Hillary’s lock box.
This will help with base... and, drive the Lib IMPEACH W crowd into over-drive! :-)
Another good day!
Yeah... but I only said that on ONE of these EIGHT Scooter threads, LOL.
Which Rat is going to be the first to go nuts over this?
"There Ain't No Justice."
IMPEACH NOW!
Watch the leftists howl when an actual political prisoner gets relief!
Why? Libby is a millionaire! Why would any regular person contribute to his fund?
It appears that Libby will not have to serve jail time, but he will still have to pay the $250,000 fine and be on probation for two years. Not a total pardon.
It’s about time!!! ^5 to President Bush!!
It is BS that this was not a pardon!
As I understood it, the effect of a "respite of sentence" would be that Libby could stay out of jail until his appeals process was finished (and I hope his conviction reversed).
Seemed to me the most "conservative" thing for Bush to do -- to give Libby a chance to be fully exonerated.
So I'll be surprised if the announcement is something that goes farther than that ... but I'm prepared to be surprised.
“Just heard! Libby will not be going to prison. He will get commuted and be on probation for 2 years and pay a fine.”
I can’t think of any reason why Libby’s punishment should have exceeded Sandy Berger’s.
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