Hagel stuffs a hand grenade up his political aspirations poop shoot.
“Go sell shoes”….
Might as well Chuck, you’re done in the GOP.

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After all they both conspired to obstruct the country’s war effort and that in effect endangered us all. Perhaps “The People Vs. Joe and Valerie Wilson”.
According to a legal beagle friend of mine, “It’s doable”.
Just a musing at this point, but thinking about it hard.

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In most cases where a travesty of justice occurs from a verdict it only takes an interview or two of jurors to find out the reason why. Case in example - self appointed Libby jury spokesman, and card carrying liberal democrat Denis Collins.
Note in his dance before the media he let the cat out [...]

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The Editors at National Review Online:
“President Bush should pardon I. Lewis ‚ÄúScooter‚Äù Libby. The trial that concluded in a guilty verdict on four of five counts conclusively proved only one thing: A White House aide became the target of a politicized prosecution set in motion by bureaucratic infighting and political cowardice.
When partisans pounced on Bob [...]

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****Opps! Possible juror misconduct? ********Stay tuned*************
On well, so I can be wrong!*****UPDATE VERDICT AT NOON VIA DRUDGE******
UPDATE II: Libby found guilty on four of five counts - heading for appeal.
Breakdown:
Count 1 (Obstruction): GUILTY
Count 2 (Perjury): GUILTY
Count 3 (False Statement): NOT GUILTY
Count 4 (Perjury): GUILTY
Count 5 (Perjury): GUILTY
UPDATE: Motion for new trial (not [...]

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Remember when the NY Times and Washington Post opined about the erosion of civil liberties because of “Domestic Spying”
…..NOT!
“WASHINGTON ‚Äî A White House privacy board has determined that two of the Bush administration’s surveillance programs ‚Äî electronic eavesdropping and financial tracking ‚Äî do not violate citizens’ civil liberties.
After operating mostly in secret for a year, [...]

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This is geting hilarious:
(Cue suspense music)
“Rep. Heather A. Wilson (R-N.M.) acknowledged yesterday that she contacted a federal prosecutor to complain about the pace of his public corruption investigations, as the Senate ethics committee signaled that it had opened a preliminary inquiry into a similar communication by her state’s senior senator, Pete V. Domenici (R).
Wilson denied [...]

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