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By Sydney Schanberg
The New York Observer
05 March 2007 Issue
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Day by day, witness by witness, exhibit by exhibit, Patrick Fitzgerald, the prosecutor in the trial of Dick Cheney's
man, I. Lewis (Scooter) Libby, is accomplishing what no one else in Washington has been able to: He has impeached the
Presidency of George W. Bush.
Of course, it's an unofficial impeachment, but it will also, through its documentation, be inerasable. The trial record
- testimony, exhibits, the lot - will be there, in one place, for investigators, scholars, reporters and Congress to
pore over. It goes far beyond the charges against Mr. Libby. It is, instead, a road map to the abuses of power that Mr.
Bush and Mr. Cheney and their shadow government of neoconservatives have committed as the neocons carried out what they
had been planning for years: an invasion of Iraq - and other military excursions - for the purpose of expanding American
dominion.
From the start, when he was named special prosecutor in late 2003, Mr. Fitzgerald seemed to understand and embrace this
much wider significance.
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