News Will Lewis Scooter Libby's Case Ever Truly End?

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The discussion centers on the conclusion of a legal case involving a prominent figure, speculated to be connected to former President Bush's administration. There is skepticism about the severity of the punishment, with doubts that the individual will serve significant prison time, as legal maneuvers may delay consequences until potential presidential pardons are available. The conversation shifts to a historical reference, comparing the current situation to past political scandals, specifically mentioning Nixon's associates. Additionally, there is a brief exchange about a literary reference from Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking Glass," highlighting the identity of a character from the book.
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The case has finally come to a close with a 2 1/2 sentence... I don't think so. I'm sure his lawyers will find a way to stall long enough until Bush starts handing out Presidential pardons at the end of his term.
 
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Even if Libby ends up in prison, I doubt that he will be doing hard time.

The link below shows the installation where a couple of Nixon's cronies spent a few years. The tall fence behind the building surrounds the tennis courts.:rolleyes:

http://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/saf/index.jsp
 
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BobG said:
For 2 points, who is this is and from what book?
Carroll's hatter, from "Through the Looking Glass".
 
jimmysnyder said:
Carroll's hatter, from "Through the Looking Glass".

Close. The King's Messenger in Prison from "Through the Looking Glass".
 
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