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And, yes, I DO take it personally: How I've hungered for some good news from Fitz
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Friday, October 27, 2006

How I've hungered for some good news from Fitz

so i finally got some... it's not a lot but it's definitely a soothing balm for my beleaguered soul... read it and rejoice...
With withering and methodical dispatch, White House nemesis and prosecutor Patrick J. Fitzgerald yesterday sliced up the first person called to the stand on behalf of the vice president's former chief of staff.

[...]

[W]hen Fitzgerald got his chance to cross-examine Loftus about her findings, he had her stuttering to explain her own writings and backpedaling from her earlier assertions. Citing several of her publications, footnotes and the work of her peers, Fitzgerald got Loftus to acknowledge that the methodology she had used at times in her long academic career was not that scientific, that her conclusions about memory were conflicting, and that she had exaggerated a figure and a statement from her survey of D.C. jurors that favored the defense.

[...]

There were several moments when Loftus was completely caught off guard by Fitzgerald, creating some very awkward silences in the courtroom.

One of those moments came when Loftus insisted that she had never met Fitzgerald. He then reminded her that he had cross-examined her before, when she was an expert defense witness and he was a prosecutor in the U.S. attorney's office in New York.

Libby's defense team declined to comment.

when you get a "no comment" from libby's defense team, you KNOW you've scored a direct and devastating hit... all i can say is...

YAY, FITZ...!

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