That talking point won't fly

[malaise]

Hope Hutchison is listening. Tell them Fitzy!! The truth is the engine of the system. Love it!!

[librechik]

1. which talking point??? missed it!

[deadparrot]

2. That perjury, etc., are only "technicalities." nt

[LeftHander]

3. lol seconds apart..."technicality"

talking point form the GOP echo chamber....

[The Backlash Cometh]

4. Perjury is a serous charge all its own. So, the r-w talking point that

you shouldn't indict on that basis alone is a none starter.

[babylonsister]

5. Definitely a question based on what KBH said. I hope

she's listening and squirming!

[burythehatchet]

6. I sure was listening and thinking to myself

smack - down - kay

[malaise]

7. You know I have to wonder

why men of this caliber aren't the men sitting on the Supreme Court.
So many professionals with integrity are rarely seen while morons fill our TVs and government spaces.

[Straight Shooter]

8. He didn't hesitate one second before answering that question.

These reporters, some of them, give me the impression they're asking questions of Ken Starr. Fitzgerald is not going to go beyond the boundaries of law, he is not going to intimate or suggest information that leads to rampant speculation. He is not giving the press any fodder on which to chow down. On the flip side, the White House is not getting any clues on how they should proceed, either.

Fitzgerald is the most circumspect public figure I have ever witnessed. He's like a breath of cool fresh air in an otherwise polluted forum.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

9. You know he's been waiting to have an opportunity to respond.

[spuddonna]

10. That was my favorite line from the whole news conference! :)

Well, that and the mention that the sentence could be up to 30 years in prison, plus fines which could top out at $1.25 million...