Has Buckley relinquished editorial control of NR?

I can hardly think he would endorse this view without waiting for the
justice system to work to completion, unless he's suffering from a
neurodegenerative disease in his old age.

This expression of contempt for the American justice system and the
jurors who served is utter sour grapes.

"Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS" <xeton2001@yahoo.com> wrote
in
alt.politics.bush:

http://article.nationalreview.com/print/?
q=ZDk4ZWM0N2RiZWZkZjE4NzFmMWEyYzM4ODYzMTQ3Mzc=

http://tinyurl.com/2ln28x

March 06, 2007, 2:30 p.m.

Pardon Libby

By The Editors

President Bush should pardon I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby. The trial that
concluded in a guilty verdict on four of five counts conclusively
proved only one thing: A White House aide became the target of a
politicized prosecution set in motion by bureaucratic infighting and
political cowardice.

(SNIP)

There should have been no referral, no special counsel, no
indictments, and no trial. The "CIA-leak case" has been a travesty. A
good man has paid a very heavy price for the Left's fevers, the
media's scandal-mongering, and President Bush's failure to unify his
own administration. Justice demands that Bush issue a pardon and
lower
the curtain on an embarrassing drama that shouldn't have lasted
beyond
its opening act.

Has Buckley relinquished editorial control of NR?

I can hardly think he would endorse this view without waiting for the
justice system to work to completion, unless he's suffering from a
neurodegenerative disease in his old age.

This expression of contempt for the American justice system and the
jurors
who served is utter sour grapes.

"Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS" <xeton2001@yahoo.com> wrote in
alt.politics.bush:

http://article.nationalreview.com/print/?
q=ZDk4ZWM0N2RiZWZkZjE4NzFmMWEyYzM4ODYzMTQ3Mzc=

http://tinyurl.com/2ln28x

March 06, 2007, 2:30 p.m.

Pardon Libby

By The Editors

President Bush should pardon I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby. The trial that
concluded in a guilty verdict on four of five counts conclusively
proved only one thing: A White House aide became the target of a
politicized prosecution set in motion by bureaucratic infighting and
political cowardice.

(SNIP)

There should have been no referral, no special counsel, no
indictments, and no trial. The “CIA-leak case” has been a travesty. A
good man has paid a very heavy price for the Left’s fevers, the
media’s scandal-mongering, and President Bush’s failure to unify his
own administration. Justice demands that Bush issue a pardon and lower
the curtain on an embarrassing drama that shouldn’t have lasted beyond
its opening act.

Has Buckley relinquished editorial control of NR?

I can hardly think he would endorse this view without waiting for the
justice system to work to completion, unless he's suffering from a
neurodegenerative disease in his old age.

This expression of contempt for the American justice system and the jurors
who served is utter sour grapes.