[LYSandra]

Prayers to Scooter!

[Dog]

Now breaking on all cable networks...

[pissant]

If he was a hot looking babe, we'd all declare him innocent.

[silverleaf]

Dog, you got the first thread of 10000 to come.

[Empireoftheatom48]

Here we go!!!!!!!!!!!

[Peach]

Uh oh. I'll postpone my trip out to see what happens.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I hope the lone holdout for acquittal didn't surrender.

[JamesP81]

bttt

[P-Marlowe]

Ping.

[jdm]

You know it's going to be "Guilty" -- that's just how things have been going lately.

[PISANO]

The DBM is salivating over the prospect of a guilty verdict.

If Libby is found guilty the VP is the next target!!

[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

In their questions, which were released Tuesday morning, jurors seemed confused about what Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald was alleging.

This case is so bogus, not even the jury understands what the charges are.

[EternalHope]

Prayers for Mr. Libby.

[NormsRevenge]

Former White House aide I. Lewis 'Scooter' Libby arrives at Federal Court in Washington, Tuesday, March 6, 2007, with his attorney Theodore B. Wells for the day's jury deliberations for his perjury trial. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

[Miss Didi]

Just in time for Rush.

[finnman69]

I have a bad feeling he is guilty on at least one count of perjury and one of obstruction.

[P-40]

I wonder if the networks will break from their Anna Nicole Smith coverage...

[FormerACLUmember]

Biggest leftist show trial of an innocent man since Stalin's show trials of the 1930's. An absolute defecation on any concept of justice.

[nutmeg]

Just breaking...

[Steve_Seattle]

I was just re-reading firedoglake's account of Fitz's closing remarks, how they were amazed Wells didn't object to all the conspiracy stuff Fitz was throwing at the jury. Jeffress finally objected, but only after the damage was done. I think this was deliberate by the defense. I think they thought was hanging hemself by his own petard. It is prohibited for a prosecutor to present closing remarks based on evidence that wasn't introduced in the trial, and that is EXACTLY what Fitz did.

Fitz was lying when he said he was simply arguing Libby's state of mind. No, he was prejudicing the jury by arguing that a covert agent was outed, that her life was jeopardized, and that this was done because the admin was attacking a critic for exposing its lies about pre-war Iraq intelligence. Fitz had provided no evidence, other than hearsay, for any of this. I think Wells was thinking, "Thank you very much, Fitz."