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Wet dream for FR's idiot trolls.

How is this a wet dream for anyone? The mans reputation has been ruined and his family must be devistated. The stigma of being a convicted felon will follow him for his entire life.

With all of that being said, he will be pardoned by President Bush. I don't think he should be pardoned if those border patrol agents in prison are not pardoned. Those two men are sitting in prison for doing their jobs (as a result of a politically motivated prosecutor). If Bush pardons this man before he pardons the two agents, I will loose what little faith I have left in our political system.

William Jefferson Clinton writing a New York Times editorial defending his pardon of Mark Rich:
"the case for the pardons was reviewed and advocated not only by my former White House counsel Jack Quinn but also by three distinguished Republican attorneys: Leonard Garment, a former Nixon White House official; William Bradford Reynolds, a former high-ranking official in the Reagan Justice Department; and Lewis Libby, now Vice President Cheney's chief of staff;"