[blackeagle]

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[Swanks]

Damn right. Must think beyond this administration. To a Dem one with a Jamie Garelick type at Justice, who's role is to exploit the law in an effort to hurt the military.

[bayourod]

"It has been noted that all 19 hi-jackers of 9/11 had secured U.S. driver's licenses "

They weren't illegal immigrants. The licenses were legal. They had correct names and pictures. Sebsenberger's amendments wouldn't have made any difference. Sensenberger is a liar or a fool.

From the 9/11 Commission Report (p. 16):
"Fourteen of 15 operatives and all of the pilots acquired one or multiple forms of U.S. state-issued identification. Only Satam al Suqami did not, possibly because he was the only hijacker who knew he was out of immigration status: his length of stay end date of May 20, 2000, was clearly inserted in his passport."

[Right_in_Virginia]

BTTT

[caisson71]

The 9/11 Commission was a circus. What is wrong with legitimate questions about their recommendations? I believe the yelling and screaming about not adopting the commissions recomendations says more about its content than the questions raised by Hunter and Sensenbrenner. If I was Hunter, with a son in Iraq I belive, I would have stood my ground as he did. I am also suspicious of the testimony from the 9/11 families.

[gubamyster]

ping

[itsahoot]

I thought that Hunter and Sensenbrenner were both honorable in their opposition to the raw bill and their insistence on the important issues they championed has made us safer as a result.

Except hunter sold out his buddy Sennsenbrenner. It would be interesting to know what the President gave Hunter.

[spodefly]

BTTT

[StoneColdGOP]

I wish Hunter would have stood up and raised hell about the immigration provisions like he did the military intel ones.