It seems like Libby's wife forgot what got them in this "mess"

[sabra]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/06/AR2007030601998.html

Libby's wife, Harriet Grant, was not as composed. In the first row of spectators, she hunched over and shook. A young member of Libby's defense team put his arm around her shoulders. After judge and jury left, Grant went over to hug her husband with a furious look on her face. Three reporters heard her say what sounded like, "We're gonna (expletive) 'em."

You already tried that...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8445696/site/newsweek/

In early October 2003, NEWSWEEK reported that immediately after Novak's column appeared in July, Rove called MSNBC "Hardball" host Chris Matthews and told him that Wilson's wife was "fair game." But White House spokesman Scott McClellan told reporters at the time that any suggestion that Rove had played a role in outing Plame was "totally ridiculous." On Oct. 10, McClellan was asked directly if Rove and two other White House aides had ever discussed Valerie Plame with any reporters. McClellan said he had spoken with all three, and "those individuals assured me they were not involved in this."

[notadmblnd]

1. Hopefully, she was talking about Cheney.

nt

[LiberalFighter]

5. Harriet... smile when you say that... go (expletive) 'em with everything you got

Make Cheney and Bush go down in flames

[MADem]

2. And she should know by now that what goes around, comes around! NT

[Annces]

3. These people live in bubbles

Everything is personal, because the rest of the world does not exist for them.

[unpossibles]

4. is it my imagination or do these people always seem to use sexual expressions as euphemisms

for violence? yes, I know it's a common thing, but... Cheney, Bush, et al always say how they're going to screw Bin Laden or this or that. No wonder they hate sex so much.

[emulatorloo]

6. Maybe Mrs. Libby has decided it is time for Scooter to flip

Fitz's door is always open to Libby, should he suddenly start "remembering."

Your thread from yesterday:

Fitz: "If his counsel or he wish to pursue any options, they can contact us."

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x353668

[sabra]

8. one could only hope :-)

[zbdent]

7. Interesting - "Scooter's wife, Harriet Grant"

Uh, wasn't there some sort of flak that upset the Repukes/Conservatives about wives who didn't "take" their husbands' names? (re: Hillary Rodham-Clinton ...)

[louis-t]

9. How many of Darth's "talking points" were lies

or half truths?

[madrchsod]

10. i watched her get out of the limo

and she was not a happy camper...i think she is really pissed at the lawyer because he did`t call any defense witnesses. she`s also pissed that he`s guilty and is`t getting jack shit for it and he`s more loyal to them than her

[KoKo]

14. I noticed that, too...She flew out ahead of Libby like she didn't want to be

around him. There were a couple of different videos yesterday that looked like from different time periods where she was distanced from Libby and looked angry.

[RedEarth]

11. KR......... Good work

[glitch]

12. Does she kiss her kids with that mouth? nt

:puke:

[saracat]

13. Libby's wife is a Dem and works for us so I am in favor of whomever she wants to *****!

Because it is likely Cheney and Rove!

[KoKo]

15. How do you know she works for us....Here's some info on her:

from Wikipedia. She seems to keep odd company for a Democrat and I wonder if she didn't change parties or was mis-identified as Dem lawyer in the WIKI article. For some reason she might have wanted to be identified as a Dem just because she worked for Biden back during the Thomas/Hill hearings and we know how they turned out. :shrug:

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Harriet Grant is an American lawyer. Her husband is I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, with whom she has two children. <1> Grant was admitted to the District of Columbia bar on June 3, 1988.

Grant was one of the senior Democratic lawyers to interview Anita Hill during the Senate hearings on the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Clarence Thomas. <2>


* Photo of Grant and husband with the Cheneys and Quayles, 2001.

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Her word against his - analysis of Anita Hill's testimony at the hearings for United States Supreme Court-designate Clarence Thomas; excerpt from David Brock's book 'The Real Anita Hill: The Untold Story' - Cover Story
National Review, May 10, 1993 by David Brock
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The Weight of the Evidence

Considered separately, these and similar glitches do not seem terribly significant. Taken together, however, they raise serious questions about the consistency and credibility of her story. It is clear that the equal credibility granted to Anita Hill's word in relation to Clarence Thomas's by the Senate and the media is undeserved. By the time she had finished testifying, if one wanted to believe that she had told the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, one would have to believe that all of the other people who had offered conflicting testimony and evidence were incorrect, or simply lying--Diane Holt, Harry Singleton, Phyllis Berry-Myers, Andrew Fishel, Charles Kothe, Ruth Marcus of the Washington Post, and others whose statements are chronicled in the full version of this chapter as published in my book: John Doggett, Carlton Stewart, Stanley Grayson, Harriet Grant, Joe Biden, the two FBI agents, and all four of Anita Hill's own witnesses--Susan Hoerchner, John Carr, Allen Wells, and Joel Paul. alternatively, all of these individuals could have been correct, and Anita Hill could have made more than a dozen false statements under oath.

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