Will Scooter Libby go to prison for Cheney and Bu$h, or will he roll over before elections?.?

I was wrong about the time. I felt strongly it would be shortly before elections. This is treason.
WASHINGTON (AFP) - Indicted former top White House aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby will argue that Vice President DICKydoo Cheney authorized him to leak classified information in 2003 to bolster the case for the US-led war against Iraq, US news media reports.
Libby, who has been charged in a federal investigation into the outing of a C.I.A. agent, will in part base his defense on the claim that Cheney had encouraged him to share classified information with reporters, NBC television news said, citing sources familiar with the case.
Libby's attorneys discussed Cheney's authorization with federal prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald and the judge handling the case in a recent teleconference call, NBC News reported..
Libby's attorneys discussed Cheney's authorization with federal prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald and the judge handling the case in a recent teleconference call, NBC News reported.

The person to watch is the young prosecutor. He is no ordinary man. He will smoke the rats out and let the chips fall where they may.

He'll take the fall, just like Oliver North did for Reagan...

they should all go to prison for life any way. (u asked me)

He'll probably take the fall for sure Innocent or Guilty.

I don't think Bush or Cheney are guilty of anything even if Libby is.

I think the Liberals are drumming up charges because they cannot get over the fact that the American people are weakening the power the Liberals once had.

Im suprised they have not tried to charge Ann Coulter for anything (Ann Coulter is actually suprised herself believe it or not).

Ann Coulter is very awesome.

None will be convicted, therefore none will go to prison. There was no crime. No one has even been charged with revealing the identy of a CIA agent, which is what this investigation was about. The investigation to watch is about who revealed NSA secrets to the N.Y. Times