Libby Defense: Scooter Had TWO JOBS

James Joyner · Tuesday, January 23, 2007 · No Comments

Libby defense attorney Ted Wells stated in his opening arguments that, Scooter Libby had “TWO JOBS” – chief of staff and national security advisor for the VP. He had an incredible amount on his plate. To even go in to the details of what he did could “hurt the country,” so we won’t do that. But just remember, “he had a day job” in addition to “going into the meatgrinder.”

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