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Will Bush pardon Scooter Libby before he leaves office?
Current forecast: 71% chance 
Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 71% likely to happen (unchanged in last 1 day)
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Created Tue 29th Jan 9:25pm PST by deelilley
deelilley
Suspend date: Tue 20th Jan 2009 11:59pm PST (7 weeks to go)
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score: 10
score: 10
Toronto Star Online 4 days ago
commutations. But with Bush's term ending Jan. 20, some lawyers are lobbying the White House directly to pardon their clients. That raises the possibility that the president could excuse scores of people, including some who have not been charged, to
score: 10
CNEWS 4 days ago
commutations. But with Bush's term ending Jan. 20, some lawyers are lobbying the White House directly to pardon their clients. That raises the possibility that the president could excuse scores of people, including some who have not been charged, to
score: 10
BBC 5 days ago
is, after all, another tradition that presidents carry out when they are about to leave office: handing out presidential pardons and clemency to felons. So the question now is who will be forgiven by President Bush? So far he has shown remarkable
score: 10
New Statesman 5 days ago
acts they may have taken in the course of their official duties is a dangerous abuse of the pardon power'. Bush has approved only 157 pardons and six commutations, the lowest number of any president since World War II, with exception of his father.
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