Lewis "Scooter" Libby has just been sentenced to 30 months in jail.
Expect an immediate appeal.
Will update with reactions from the blogosphere as other activities permit.
Update the First: Sticky Notes has a pretty good comparison.
Update the Second: Let's take a wander through some online journals of conservative thought and see what they think. IMPORTANT NOTE-- this is by no means an exhaustive list, nor is it intended to be. The statements made are correct as of 14:00 PDT, things may change later.
Human Events: silence.
National Review Online: "We said it in March, when I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby became the only person convicted of any crime in the CIA-leak investigation, and we’ll say it again now that he has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison: President Bush should pardon Libby, and do it now."
OpinionJournal.com (otherwise known as the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal): silence.
The American Spectator: silence.
The Weekly Standard: "So much for loyalty, or decency, or courage. For President Bush, loyalty is apparently a one-way street; decency is something he's for as long as he doesn't have to take any risks in its behalf; and courage--well, that's nowhere to be seen. Many of us used to respect President Bush. Can one respect him still?"
6.05.2007
Libby Gets 30 Months
Posted by C-C-G at 09:02
Labels: Bush Administration, Courts and Trials, Libby
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