[sinkspur]

There is no justice for anyone if you can lie just as long as the case turns out a certain way.

You know, don't you, that perjury is one of the most difficult charges to prove, because it has to be shown that the accused intentionally lied?

I happen to think Fitzgerald had to come up with something to justify two years, $2 million, so he keeps calling Libby back until he traps him in a "lie." Then he fashions obstruction charges around the "lie."

This will be laughed out of court.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

You might be right, but we don't know either way right now. If he is guilty then this is appropriate.