Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Oh, and I would be excited about Scooter Libby being found guilty...
...except that he'll appeal, which will drag on until Bush pardons him on the way out of office.
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7 comments:
Why not just eliminate the Presidential pardon? It only gets misused anyway.
A President pardonning his bag man? No way!
When has a presidential pardon ever been a good thing? Was there an example from back in the 1800's or something?
I'm with you guys. What is the purpose of a presidential pardon? It seems like all it is now is a way for the president to reward campaign contributors or staff members that happen to be felons.
Perhaps the presidential pardon is a sign that one of the founding forefathers of this great country resisted change. The pardon seems very king-like to me.
I personally want to see the real felon, Cheney, becoming the prom queen in a federal pen.
If anything good comes of this, it's maybe that the flunkeys around these turds see that they'll let them twist in the wind rather than help them out.
Shades of Rose Mary Woods, a bungled burglary, and now the possiblity of a presidential pardon. If that happens, we'll have hit the Bush is Nixon trifecta! But wait, firing all those judges was a lot like the Saturday night massacre, so would that make it a quad-fecta?
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