Bush not ruling out a pardon for Libby
Defends 'very difficult' commutation decision
WASHINGTON -- One day after commuting the sentence of former White House official I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, President Bush defended his decision and left open the possibility of granting him a full pardon, saying, "I rule nothing in or nothing out." (Full article: 1084 words)
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