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Libby's Pardon: The Failure of Mr. Bush There was always something excessively distasteful about the Lewis Libby trial. It wasn't the five felony counts of lying to investigators and misleading a grand jury, or his conviction on four of them, or what it revealed of the incestuous corruptions between the nodes of power and the Washington press corps that did so much to cover up the larger crime the Libby trial danced around (the Iraq war). It wasn't even that Libby's conviction had nothing to do with the original offense (the leaking of Valerie Plame's name).

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Libby's Pardon: The Failure of Mr. Bush

There was always something excessively distasteful about the Lewis Libby trial. It wasn't the five felony counts of lying to investigators and misleading a grand jury, or his conviction on four of them, or what it revealed of the incestuous corruptions between the nodes of power and the Washington press corps that did so much to cover up the larger crime the Libby trial danced around (the Iraq war). It wasn't even that Libby's conviction had nothing to do with the original offense (the leaking of Valerie Plame's name).