[abb]

Failure to investigate the first crime, does not make investigating the second crime wrong.

But it does prove political motivation for the second prosecution, doesn't it? Which is what this is all about.

[Romulus]

But it does prove political motivation for the second prosecution, doesn't it? Which is what this is all about.

Cry me a river. If conservatives need Fox to survive, they're even more screwed than they know.

[DannyTN]

"But it does prove political motivation for the second prosecution, doesn't it? Which is what this is all about. "

No it doesn't, it might prove political favoritism for overlooking the first offense. You need a lot more cases of non-prosecution of phone hacking to be able to claim this is selective prosecution.

Two wrongs don't make a right.