Cheney will testify in Plame leak case
Vice President Dick Cheney will is set to be a witness for the defense in the case against former chief of staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, according to a report filed by the Associated Press and a statement obtained by RAW STORY.
"We're calling the vice president," the news agency quotes attorney Ted Wells as saying in court. Wells represents Libby, who is charged with perjury and obstruction of justice.
"We have cooperated fully in this matter," a statement released by Cheney's spokeswoman read, "and will continue to do so. In fairness to the parties involved, and as we have stated previously, we are not going to comment further on a legal preceeding." More on the story.
3 comments:
Fitz study Cheney well and stick his weaknesses. He will attack and then you'll have him right where you want him. He will let you know he is smarter then you while he leaks information about the plan to attack Wilson. I really wish I could be there to what you question Cheney. But I might get kicked out of court. You go boy I'm with you all the way.
Go Fitzie! I have my Krispy Kremes and popcorn lined up for the trial...
Waiting patiently to see you make Cheney stutter, backpedal, eat his words and of course...bring him to his knees as only a Very Special Prosecutor can!
Cheers to the rugby man!!!
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