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11. Very sad indeed... How is it that KKKarl Rove that destroyed this man's life
Tue Jul 31, 2012, 12:02 PM
Jul 2012

and many other's, walks around freely.... If ever their was a symbol of injustice or political prisoner this case will be brought up over and over again.... Not because it's so obvious, but because it had bipartisan support....

Meanwhile, the wara criminal Karl Rove walks free... rfranklin Jul 2012 #1
If there was justice in the world Panasonic Jul 2012 #2
You mean like Ford pardoned Nixon? It was widely seen as political. We'd be screaming bloody.... Tarheel_Dem Jul 2012 #14
Clarification re Bush: He didn't pardon Libby but he did commute his prison sentence Jim Lane Jul 2012 #15
Bush didn't worry about the political fallout either, he just did it. And the only people upset by sabrina 1 Jul 2012 #17
Everyone's personal feelings for Don Siegelman aside, how far do we go down this particular road? Tarheel_Dem Jul 2012 #23
An executive could be too bold -- but could also be too timid. Jim Lane Aug 2012 #28
I agree with most of what you've laid out. However, my concern is that everyone we like..... Tarheel_Dem Aug 2012 #29
Whether you agree with it or not, presidential pardons are legal Time for change Aug 2012 #32
You know what? I'm sick of these "causes" being laid at the White House steps. Do you know how.... Tarheel_Dem Aug 2012 #34
It would NOT be the same as Ford or Bush Time for change Aug 2012 #42
The President should do the right thing. girl gone mad Aug 2012 #39
You mean he should do what YOU think is the "right thing". Remember, there's what YOU think.... Tarheel_Dem Aug 2012 #40
Remember. Octafish Jul 2012 #3
can't the President pardon this poor man? samsingh Jul 2012 #4
I guess it wouldn't be a good political move. trof Jul 2012 #6
i think there is sympathy for Don Siegelman samsingh Jul 2012 #9
It might be a poor political move to pardon Siegelman before November Brother Buzz Jul 2012 #13
Kicked & recommended for Don Siegelman. nt OnyxCollie Jul 2012 #5
K and R panader0 Jul 2012 #7
America isn't about justice, it's about winning whatchamacallit Jul 2012 #8
Thank you for posting this. I received this letter too and coffeenap Jul 2012 #10
Very sad indeed... How is it that KKKarl Rove that destroyed this man's life midnight Jul 2012 #11
I wonder if this is fascism. Gregorian Jul 2012 #12
This is so wrong. sabrina 1 Jul 2012 #16
MANY THANKS for all the K&Rs and the comments. trof Jul 2012 #18
I worked with him on the Carter campaign. You are right == he is a fantastic guy. Unbelievably Laura PourMeADrink Jul 2012 #20
Where? In Alabama? trof Jul 2012 #21
birmingham Laura PourMeADrink Aug 2012 #35
Damn. I saw/met Carter at a campaign stop in B'ham. trof Aug 2012 #41
Thank you for sharing this inside about this man... Everything I have read about him points towards midnight Jul 2012 #24
Wow...poor Don..we should organize a campaign to have Obama pardon him. surprised he Laura PourMeADrink Jul 2012 #19
I think he's too proud. trof Jul 2012 #22
Yes we should, elleng Jul 2012 #26
what the hell is wrong with Obama for not pardoning him? NJCher Jul 2012 #25
Awaiting final decisions from courts, elleng Jul 2012 #27
thanks...hope it comes to pass Laura PourMeADrink Aug 2012 #36
Hope so too. elleng Aug 2012 #38
Rec Zyzafyx Aug 2012 #30
K&R for INJUSTICE!!! patrice Aug 2012 #31
amen Laura PourMeADrink Aug 2012 #37
This is not right. senseandsensibility Aug 2012 #33
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