Biden: Bush administration flip-flops on perjury sentencing
When President Bush decided this week that longtime vice presidential aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby would not face jail time for perjury, his primary justification was that Libby's 30-month sentence was "excessive."
In commuting Libby's sentence, Bush directly contradicted an opinion outlined in a friend-of-the-court (A link to this story will be included in your message)
When President Bush decided this week that longtime vice presidential aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby would not face jail time for perjury, his primary justification was that Libby's 30-month sentence was "excessive."
In commuting Libby's sentence, Bush directly contradicted an opinion outlined in a friend-of-the-court 