John Hinckley Granted Unsupervised Visits

MSNBC ^ | 12/17/2003 | MSNBC

[Catspaw]

Just breaking on MSNBC: John Hinckley has been granted unsupervised visits with his parents.

[samtheman]

Granted by a member of the Clintonista Star Chamber, I might add. Filthy animals.

Filthy RATS.

[hchutch]

One who doesn't like Republicans, either.

Blown call - hope there's an appeal.

[OldFriend]

She used the opportunity of her husband's horrific injuries to exploit the gun issue for personal gain. Earning huge sums of money from the various gun grapping organizations she 'founded'.

That did not stop her from breaking the gun laws she championed when she purchased a shot gun for her son.

She ought to have known that purchasing a gun for someone else is illegal. However, true to liberal tenets she was not charged.

[NonValueAdded]

I don't recall seeing a first name mentioned in post 9.

[NonValueAdded]

No

[MeekOneGOP]

ha ! I had no idea.

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[b4its2late]

Well, I heard from Joe DiGenniva (sp) on IMUS this am that the judge had no choice but to do this (so I guess I can't blame it on a clinton appointee). It apparently has to do with the way the Congress wrote the law regarding these nut cases and how they are handled....

I guess this is a good example of what happens when someone (SPECIFICALLY CONGRESS) doesn't do their job correctly.....

[twigs]

Their logic bypasses me. Why would Pres. Bush want to release a man who attempted the assassination of a former president--one who is often compared to the present president?

[Catspaw]

Bush has nothing to do with the court ruling.

But his Justice Department had better appeal this ruling.

[John O]

There are liberals and there are Reagan haters.

And in every instance they are the same.

[John O]

Has anyone told him that Clinton's been porking Jody Foster?

This is the funniest, albeit black humor, post I have seen in a long time!

That is funny but it's not black humor. Now if he had said "Has anyone told him that Al Sharpton's been porking Jody Foster?" it would have been black humor

I love being politically incorrect

[twigs]

Oh, I agree. The idiocy of these people astound me.

[Rebelbase]

*Their* logic is that Bush-I was VP and would have become President had Hinckley killed Regan.

Sick minds.

[nfldgirl]

If in fact he was truly suffering from a mental illness when he shot the President, and if in fact he has been largely treated, then good for him if he gets unsupervised vists.

Mental illness or not, I disagree completely that he should get unsupervised visits....in fact, he should never be allowed out of the mental hospital/institution to which he was "sentenced." Regardless of his mental condition then or now, the man attempted to assasinate the POTUS...he should still have to pay an "ultimate" consequence for his action, and in his case, IMHO, given his mental state, should have meant that he NEVER saw the light of day outside an institution. And he and his parents should count themselves amongst the most fortunate that he never had to serve one day in a federal penitentary nor had to face the death penalty for what he did. In addition to President Reagan and Jim Brady, didn't a Secret Service officer get shot as well and later died? (don't remember this part for sure).

Suffice to say, the man caused such life altering damage to so many, that frankly he never DESERVED to see the light of day...and he's lucky to have "served" time the way he has all these years instead of in the federal penal system.

[nfldgirl]

In other words, once you're well, you go to the big house, NOT GO ON UNSUPERVISED FIELD TRIPS TO MOMMY'S HOUSE!

WELL SAID, brewcrew!!!! If you're well enough to go on unsupervised visits, then you're sure as hell well enough to spend the rest of your life behind bars in a federal prison!!!!! This is such a mockery of justice!...bought and paid for by the Hinchleys themselves and their liberal weenie co-enablers. It never ceases to amaze me to see what you can get away with if you have enough money and know to whom to dole it out....(a sad, sad day for America, for our system of jurisprudence....and a slap in the face to ALL who have had to endure unspeakable pain and suffering at the hands of the mentally-disturbed. This is not to say that I don't have compassion for the mentally-disturbed, because I do...However as a society, we should never, EVER allow a single innocent life to be put at risk.

[El Gato]

That did not stop her from breaking the gun laws she championed when she purchased a shot gun for her son.

She ought to have known that purchasing a gun for someone else is illegal. However, true to liberal tenets she was not charged.

It was a rifle, suitable for sniping, IIRC. However she did not break the law. Buying a gun as a bona fide gift is legal, as long as the person you give it to is not prohibited person. There are details, but in general that's the deal.

If you buy the gun with someone elses money, that's a straw purchase, and illegal. If you buy it with the intent to sell it to them, that too is probably illegal (dealing without a license) and certainly is if they are a prohibited person. AFAIK her son is/was not a prohibited person. She *should* be, but isn't.

[OldFriend]

Thanks for the info........I remember reading it differently, but cannot attest to the truth of anything printed in the media.

[El Gato]

Well, I wouldn't necessary believe me either. Check it out on BATFE or NRA websites. Might save your kittens or puppies.

[Republicus2001]

if he safe unsupervised in the outside world - it doesn't hold that he should be supervised when he's locked in at the institution... the Judge needs to be drug-tested -

[international american]

"if he safe unsupervised in the outside world - it doesn't hold that he should be supervised when he's locked in at the institution... the Judge needs to be drug-tested "

Just evil,pure and simple!!