To: sheikdetailfeather
Levin's correct. Twenty two months, a strategy session and then Fitzgerald from Chicago does the deed this morning. He really wants to go back to Chicago. TO SUM UP: Fitzgerald held a press conference today but he really didn't say much. He doesn't want to get indicted either.
623 posted on
10/28/2005 1:21:30 PM PDT by
floriduh voter
(www.tg2006.com Tom Gallagher (R) for Fla Governor (Fla's Only Pro-Life Candidate))
To: floriduh voter
Levin said these poor guys have been running around defending a non-crime and get emails in their baskets on a busy day every day. Now Libby is indicted for the process and for misspeaking. He said the problem is that a real patriot, Libby, is now smeared as being unpatriotic and must spend thousands defending himself. His reputation is hurt forever with a big press conference.
To: floriduh voter
After listening to Fitzgerald on radio this afternoon, my subjective read is (1) he's much too defensive and (2) the tremor in his voice or something in it sounded hollow. Like somebody who is doing something they have to do because someone has got them in some trap, or holds a family member hostage, something like that. My feeling.
715 posted on
10/28/2005 10:13:46 PM PDT by
bvw
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