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1:10 PM ET, June 5, 2007

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Hilton Check-In / The Smoking Gun:
Scooter Libby Love Letters  —  Washington elite petition judge on behalf of convicted Cheney aide  —  Donald Rumsfeld, Henry Kissinger, Paul Wolfowitz, and John Bolton top the list of individuals who wrote a federal judge on behalf of former White House aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby …
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Matt Apuzzo / Associated Press:
Libby sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison  —  WASHINGTON - Former White House aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison Tuesday for lying and obstructing the CIA leak investigation.  —  Libby, the former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney …
Washington Post:
Libby Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison, Fined $250K  —  I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, former chief of staff to Vice President Cheney, was sentenced today to 30 months in prison and fined $250,000 for lying to investigators about his role in leaking the identity of an undercover CIA officer.
Emptywheel / Firedoglake:
Libby Sentencing Five  —  Need to consider seriousness of offense.  Investigation extremely serious.  Conduct of Mr Libby is serious behavior.  Has to be a sentence that promotes respect for law.  Indivs should understand there are consequences.  Obviously, punishment has to be considered.
Emptywheel / Firedoglake:
Libby Sentencing Four: Libby Speaks  —  Libby: Family and I appreciate considerations shown to us during this conviction.  In all taht time I have recieved nothing but kindness from Court's personnel, your honor's staff, court administrators, US Marshalls, Court security officers, and probation officer.
Discussion: TalkLeft
David Stout / New York Times:
Libby Gets 30 Months in Prison in C.I.A. Leak Case  —  I. Lewis Libby Jr., once one of the most powerful men in government as Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff, was sentenced today to two and a half years in prison for lying to a grand jury and F.B.I. agents who were investigating …
Discussion: Wonkette
Emptywheel / Firedoglake:
Libby Sentencing One  —  Good morning firepups!  —  Back here at Prettyman Courthouse.  The old rules apply.  Don't refresh wildly.  I'll timestamp updates.  If you haven't bought my book, buy that.  If not, buy the new book out today by our own Jeff Lomonaco and some guy named Murray Waas.
Discussion: TalkLeft and NO QUARTER
CNN:
Libby sentenced to 30 months … WASHINGTON (CNN) — I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, was sentenced Tuesday to 30 months in prison for lying to investigators looking into the leak of a CIA operative's identity.  —  He also was fined $250,000.
Tom Maguire / JustOneMinute:
Libby Sentencing  —  Marcy Wheeler is liveblogging …
Discussion: Firedoglake
Jeralyn / TalkLeft:   Scooter Libby: 30 Months in Prison, $250k Fine
Emptywheel / Firedoglake:
Libby Sentencing Seven
Discussion: Think Progress
NewDonkey.com:
Two What-Ifs  —  The big what-if in the news today was in sports, when Florida basketball coach Billy Donovan scuttled back to Gainesville four days after penning a big-bux contract to go to the NBA's Orlando Magic.  This was a what-if not only for the Magic, but for the daisy-chain of hirings …
Discussion: Sports Illustrated
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Associated Press:
Sen. Clinton: God got me through marital strife … WASHINGTON (AP) — In a rare public discussion of her husband's infidelity, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton said Monday that she probably could not have gotten through her marital troubles without relying on her faith in God.
The Atlantic Online:
Peril!  —  In the course of a post with which I otherwise agree, Ed Kilgore remarks "Edwards' efforts to separate himself from Clinton and Obama by deriding the 'war on terror' (accurate as it is with respect to the terminology involved) is politically perilous, to say the least."
Discussion: Reason Magazine and Needlenose
USA Today:
Obama now virtually tied with Clinton, poll shows
New York Times:
Congressman Sought Bribes, Indictment Says  —  Representative William J. Jefferson, the Louisiana Democrat at the center of an investigation that included an F.B.I. raid at his Congressional office and accusations that he hid $90,000 in bribe money in his home freezer, was indicted Monday …
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Susan Jo Keller / New York Times:
Senator Craig Thomas of Wyoming Dies at 74  —  Senator Craig Thomas, a three-term Republican from Wyoming, died Monday evening, just hours after his staff reported that the treatment he was receiving for leukemia was no longer working.  He was 74.  —  Under Wyoming's election laws …
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Damien Cave / New York Times:
Cheated of Future, Iraqi Graduates Want to Flee  —  They started college just before or after the American invasion with dreams of new friends and parties, brilliant teachers and advanced degrees that would lead to stellar jobs, marriage and children.  Success seemed well within their grasp.
Dan Senor / Opinion Journal:
Realists on Iraq  —  Democratic presidential candidates should listen to the "experts" they so often cite.  —  During Sunday night's Democratic presidential debate, the candidates cited an oft-repeated source of the mess in Iraq: The White House's refusal to heed knowledgeable advice.
Hillel Fendel / Arutz Sheva:
Editor Admits: We Slanted the News  —  (IsraelNN.com) A former Israel Broadcasting Authority news editor admits: "We slanted the news towards a withdrawal from Lebanon - because we had sons there."  —  Speaking at the Haifa Radio Conference on Monday, several former and current news broadcasters …
Discussion: Hot Air and Little Green Footballs
Bella Thomas / Prospect Magazine:
A Cuban death rehearsal  —  135 » Witness » A Cuban death rehearsal  —  With Fidel Castro apparently on the verge of death, I returned to Cuba to visit old friends.  Little has changed over recent years and life for most Cubans remains harsh.  Yet western visitors continue to romanticise the place
 
 
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Mark Oliver / Guardian:
Bin Laden 'alive and well'
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Discussion: The RBC
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Jonah Goldberg / Los Angeles Times:
Immigration's bad guys
Discussion: Washington Monthly
Robert Dallek / New York Times:
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Obama loath to back immigration proposal
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Mickey Kaus / Los Angeles Times:
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Robert Pear / New York Times:
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Little Green Footballs:
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Richard Chesnoff / NY Daily News:
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Matthew Keys / The Desk:
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Jonathan Stempel / Reuters:
A New York judge finds Sirius XM liable for a difficult subscription cancellation process; Sirius says it will appeal but abide by a new “click-to-cancel” rule

 
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