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Bush's Crimes in Baghdad Have Parallel in U.S., U.K. - The Smirking Chimp

Bush's Crimes in Baghdad Have Parallel in U.S., U.K. - The Smirking Chimp
..........See how it works? High government officials break the law by lying to the FBI and the FBI breaks the law by misusing the Patriot Act. Is there anybody at the top in D.C. who's not a criminal? Asked for comment on Libby's conviction, President Bush, replied, "I was sad for a man who had worked in my administration, and particularly sad for his family." So that's the word from the biggest law-breaker of them all, regret for the terrible suffering Mr. Libby's family will have to endure. When the verdict was announced, Liddy's wife broke down in the court room...............

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