A Libby Verdict

New York Times | Mar. 7, 2007 (Editorial)

One of the most senior officials in the White House, Lewis Libby, the chief of staff for Vice President Dick Cheney, was caught lying to the F.B.I. He appears to have been trying to cover up a smear campaign that was orchestrated by his boss against the first person to unmask one of the many untruths that President Bush used to justify invading Iraq. He was charged with those crimes, defended by the best lawyers he could get, tried in an open courtroom and ... Full Story »

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 by Ben Ross - Mar. 7, 2007

A prime example of the stark Times editorial. Measured and thoughtful praise of the US system of justice, followed by plain ,almost dry, condemnations of the Bush administration and it's style and substance of leadership.

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