Kathryn: I don’t wish any ill to Scooter Libby, and if I could have stopped what has happened to him from happening, I would have. My original point was only that I don’t feel anything like the sympathy for him that I do for Compean and Ramos. I still don’t, for the aforestated reasons. Sorry. There are a great many wrongs going on in the world, and one can’t get agitated about all of them. The wrong done to Libby (if one was done, which I am taking on trust, never having had the least interest in the case) doesn’t do it for me. And I must say, I always choke a bit to hear of politicians and bureaucrats “serving their country.” It makes it sound so arduous. If Washington work is a matter of such great-hearted self-sacrifice, how come they’re lined up three deep to do it? And how come you need a team of wild horses to get one of these guys out of his job? I’m sorry the guy got railroaded, if he did. I’m way sorrier for Compean and Ramos, though. Which is what I said in the first place.