Fitzerald Indictments : Post Your Predictions Here

10/26/2005 | Myself

[ml1954]

Seems like he can't make up his mind what to do before the Grand Jury ends this week.

He's not exactly behaving like a prosecutor who's sure of himself and his case.

[eureka!]

Wilson, Pincus, Cooper and some CIA bureaucrats. Maybe Miller....

sam- time for your R-U-S-S-E-R-T ;^)

[doesnt suffer fools gladly]

Libby and Rove, with a 50% chance of Cheney. Makes me want to toss my breakfast, but it's what I think.

[pierrem15]

I don't think Fitzgerald gives a hoot about the MSM. The problem is that he may feel he needs 'something' to justify the time and money involved. It's not encouraging that Fitzgerald apparently praised Stewart's prosecution.

On the other hand, if someone lied to an investigator during an on-going investigation, then a crime was committed. But then Wilson, his wife, and others have far more motivation to lie than anyone in the admin.

[lawdude]

"WILSON, MILLER and the former CIA director........"

Wishful thinking. will go with Libby, Miller, and one currently unsuspected by the pundits.

I had heard there was a romance 'tween Libby & Miller. Anything come of that?

[Democratshavenobrains]

But the neighbors are saying they didn't know she was CIA. I thought it was public knowledge.

[woofie]

I predict someone will write a book about this

[Blood of Tyrants]

John Kerry indicted for treason for giving aid and comfort to the North Vietnamese government in 1971.

[eureka!]

FYI

[skikvt]

It will be fun to watch the Lefty's reaction to Rove not being indicted. They want it so bad. It will be a mass hand-wringing and whining fest. No one really knew who Libby was until last week. They could really care less about him.

[kjam22]

I think that 0-5 people will be indicted. Further, it's probable that some of these people will be either within the administration, the CIA, or private citizens....

Going out on a limb there with that pick aren't you?????

[jennyjenny]

I'm actually leaning more towards no indictments at all right at the moment, but if there are indictments, I'll go with the following:

Libby indicted

Miller indicted

Outside shot of Wilson and/or Plame being indicted (even though it should be a slam dunk, imo)

[golfisnr1]

I agree. Too much of a National Security risk to go to trial. Defense lawyers would make a fiasco out of this.
Yesterday it was leaked that Fitzgerald was at Rove's Lawyers office. Don't you think that the lawyer wasn't spelling that out to the prosecutor.

[CobaltBlue]

Libby, Miller and Cheney.

[NittanyLion]

LOL. I'll go one further and say that the result will prompt extensive media coverage for an indeterminate period of time.

Just remember - you heard it here first... ;-)

[West Coast Conservative]

Per CNN:

No public announcement expected today from special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald in CIA leak probe, source tells CNN.

[RJS1950]

In real terms there is no way for them to follow the law as it is written and get a conviction on even a ham sandwich.

Now, if the prosecutor is a normal run-of-the-mill cheap political hack dem he will indict some or all repubs ever mentioned regardless of evidence because doing so will fix guilt in the minds of a large segment of the clueless and non-critical thinking american population.

The scumbag rat party knows this and will draw it out as long as possible regardless of a nil possibility of conviction in order to gnaw at the gop and Bush.

[Sacajaweau]

Someone from the CIA if Tenet was by-passed at the time of Wilson's appointment to Niger. Whoever went to Valerie to make sure that Joe (an outsider) got the appoinment and possibly Valerie herself. That's why Wilson published his "Hey, it's me" article....To get Valerie off the hook. His comment to Novak "Keep my wife out of this" is the key. That's kinda like saying "I dare you".

Yup, even sounds confusing to me.

[SF Republican]

Wilson and Libby

[DogBarkTree]

"I think it will be like the Myers announcment.

Someone will get indicted but we don't yet know that person yet."

I predict someone will find a way to indict Harriet.