Here's some world reaction, in a audio clip from NPR program "The World"'s Lisa Mullins.
And the New York Times reported today about the buzz about a possible pardon, including how Wall Street is handling the news:
Some legal experts believe that any appeals will take so long that the issue of a pardon may outlast the 2008 campaign, minimizing the political risks to Republicans and President Bush.
Meanwhile, the online futures exchange Intrade.com has offered Libby pardon futures.
“There’s good interest in the market already,” John Delaney, the Intrade chief executive, said by telephone from Dublin. He said traders so far had collectively predicted a 23 percent chance of a pardon by the end of 2007 and 63 percent by the end of President Bush’s term.
(Once you go to the Intrade link, look toward the right under "Scooter Libby Pardon Contract."
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