[FairOpinion]

Excellent article, suggest bookmarking it to be used to refute liberal rants/lies on the subject.

[Reactionary]

Everyone knows it's true, of course. The moronic filth of the liberal party, however, insist the Constitution really doesn't invest military power in the hands of the Executive.

No. They shopped for a fellow fanatic and wrote up their little papers to "prove" otherwise.

[Uncle Vlad]

In a nutshell, Judge Taylor claimed that under our Constitution, Hitchens’ right to never have his overseas telephone calls intercepted without a warrant trumps the right of Americans not to be blown to smithereens.

In one sentence, the author has summarized the entire argument. The End.

[Eagles6]

So, are Hitchen's true colors showing? He's a big lib but has said the right things about being tough on the enemy. But where the rubber meets the road it seems that he's on their side.

[Skooz]

bump bump bump bump

[Congressman Billybob]

I hope that this biased and incompetent "decision" by this pathetic excuse for a federal "judge" does become an election issue. The more citizens who know more about this case, the more will vote for Republicans and against Democrats on the subject of national security and the war against the MAZIS (Muslims who act like Nazis).

See below for more on this case.

Congressman Billybob

Latest article: "Bad Judges Make Bad Law."

Please see my most recent new statement on running for Congress, here.

[Graymatter]

Ah, but George W. Bush was never President before! Curbing Bush takes precedence over precedent. One might call it a super-precedent. Unless Senator Specter has already detected some other super-precedent, in which case curbing Bush would be above that also, an uber-super-precedent.
All these impeachable offenses will be proper again---as soon as a Democrat disgraces the White House again.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I just finished reading "American Prometheus," a biography of J. Robert Oppenheimer. During WWII, illegal wiretapping and surveillance of the top people working on the atomic bomb was commonplace. Many had outright communist sympathies and were constantly watched and bugged. I seem to recall we had a Dem president in that era, too.

[TimesDomain]

Why is this issue not already in a true court? Why is this carter whore not yet in chains in jail?

[4woodenboats]

Good idea. bttt