It looks like accountability isn't going to be an issue among the GOP candidates...
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Republican candidates leave open possibility of Libby pardon
Nick Juliano
Published: Tuesday June 5, 2007

Republican frontrunners said at Tuesday night’s debate they would pardon former White House aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, who was sentenced Tuesday to 30 months in jail for perjury.

Calling Libby’s sentence "grossly excessive," former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani touted the pardons he recommended as a federal prosecutor in the Reagan administration and suggested Vice President Dick Cheney’s former chief of staff could be up for a pardon in his administration as well.

"A man’s life is at stake," Giuliani said, arguing that the fact special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald did not convict anyone of an underlying crime in Libby’s case presented a strong case for a pardon.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney accused Fitzgerald of abusing his prosecutorial discretion in pursuing a case he said was more about politics than justice. Although he didn’t issue a single pardon overseeing his commonwealth, Romney said Libby’s case was worth looking at.
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It's handy having people in your administration who are willing to commit perjury & obstruct justice

Fair play!