Commentaries and editorials on border agents case

A new week brings a new set of commentaries and editorials about the border agents case.  Interestingly, as the headlines below suggest, not everyone has the same perspective on this case:

Commentary here from Debra Saunders, “Where’s George Bush: Free the Border Patrol Two”

Commentary here from Rick Lowry, “Justice demands sentence commutation for border agents”

Editorial here from the Houston Chronicle, “Border incidentInflexible sentencing law — not prosecutor — created long sentence for rogue border agents”

Editorial here from the Sacramento Bee, “Feinstein takes the low road with border agents:With a grandstanding hearing and a letter to Bush, senator stoops to tarnish — herself”

Some prior posts about the Border Agents case:

• Will former border agents Ramos and Compean get a commutation?
• Bipartisan call for commuting border agent sentences
• Reports on Senate hearing on Border Agent case
• The furor over border agents’ long sentences
• Equal justice or just the realities of ratting out?
• Using the border agent case as a catalyst for federal sentencing reform
• Harsh border agent sentences producing half-truths