Judge strikes president's authority to designate terrorist groups

AP on Bakersfield Californian ^ | 11/28/06 | Linda Deutsch - ap

[babygene]

"My black robe is in the cleaners.."

...and it should probably stay there to.

BTW, You didn't ask a serious question. Just some dribble about how they made up the list, which is completely irrelevant. The judge didn't question the list, just the vague wording.

[nopardons]

How old are you.....11?

[mrsmith]

"The power of the Executive to repel sudden attacks and to conduct wars (as the Commander In Chief) was not the subject of this judicial decision."
It was the subject of your post #43 to which I replied and you then requested more info from me. I hope my effort gave you some satisfaction, however small.

The power of the president to conduct foreign affairs are able to be negatived by the Senate, not the Judiciary.
In this case that was not done.

Americans of course have no Constitutional right to interfere in other countries' affairs. None at all.

All power over foreign affairs resides in the federal government.

[jveritas]

Just unbelievable! Anyway the decision by this traitor liberal judge will be struck down in a higher court.

[nopardons]

Go buy some clues........PLEASE!

[F.J. Mitchell]

Federal Judges are just a few rulings away from granting absolute power unto themselves.

[glock rocks]

Yes, Hey, all y'all... you want this book.

Read this book:

Mark Steyn's America Alone: The end of the World as we Know It

[nopardons]

Little just signed up newbie, the term RINO does NOT stand for anyone in the GOP who is NOT as far right as to be falling off the cliff!

[Mr. Brightside]

Jeez. Bad day for the fight on terror.

TWO Clinton judges found in favor of terrorists.

[babygene]

"Prove it. Just because you (or the judge) are too stupid to understand it"

But YOU understand it, don't you dude. Why don't you explain it to me. I would submit from your tone that you understand nothing. You haven't even thought about it.

[SouthTexas]

It's the left's ballgame now, they will have to deal with the consequences and however many bodies start to pile up.

[nopardons]

BTTT

[nopardons]

Three...you forgot Reagan!

[NormsRevenge]

who's driveling?

[AmishDude]

I didn't make the assertion, you did. Please explain to us what confuses you.

[Blood of Tyrants]

I know I won't be popular but I agree with the judge. The law is too broad and allows the president to arbitrarily declare practically ANY group a 'terrorist organization'.

I could see the Hildebeast declaring that the NRA was a terrorist organization based on their support for gun rights.

[glock rocks]

He might be newer here than me, but his post seems reasonable. W is no more conservative than Kennedy was. The times have changed. Do you consider a Reagan Republican off the edge? Is Newt out of line?

[nopardons]

Wrong thread and some of that crabgrass, is NOT allowed to be posted to FR!

Either stick to the thread's topic, or get off it.

[ARealMothersSonForever]

NOT that Congress is the CiC.

We covered that a couple up. The CiC has power to conduct (wage) the war, the Congress is supposed to declare (and finance) wars. This is why Title 50, chapter 33 War Powers Resolution has withstood judicial scrutiny. Just because I think it gives Congress a cop-out does not make it unconstitutional ;)
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode50/usc_sup_01_50_10_33.html

[popdonnelly]

I could have guessed she was a Clinton appointee. The Democrats are totally useless when it comes to governing. And their playing up the nonentity, Hillary, as President. I wouldn't vote for a Democrat for Sanitation Commissioner.