Sam Stein: Rep. Waxman notes that "White House objections are preventing Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald from disclosing key information to investigating officials."
To the end, the Wilsons held strong to the truth and never backed down, even when the CIA made it difficult for her to publish her own book on the events, Fair Game, eventually redacting 10% of it.
Larisa Alexandrova: The Vice President has engaged in criminal activity, that Alberto Gonzales has, that Karl Rove has, indeed, likely the entire administration might end up indicted when all is said and done.
Libby had become a symbol of the Bush White House's problem with the truth. And now the final act in the long-running CIA leak scandal -- Bush's commutation -- stands as another symbol of this grand theme: Lying doesn't really bother this crowd.
Christy Hardin Smith: This is a shameful, self-dealing action which will have long-term political ramifications for the Bush Administration. And it should.
In his first interview since "Scooter" Libby was sentenced to 30 months for his involvement in the leaking of his wife's covert CIA status, Joseph Wilson tells Keith Olbermann what their next move is.
