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Why do you two argue so vehemently about this when it is so simple? Tomorrow Duncan Hunter could submit legislation that clarifies 924 in how it applies to LEO’s, in other words that it doesn’t apply (was never meant to) to a federal agent when they use their service gun in the normal course of their duties. This could exclude instances of premeditation, conspiracy or wanton disregard so they could still use it to go after corrupt cops, but cops who make a mistake in the heat of the moment are protected.

And for two years you could have been urging your congresspersons to do so. Upon passage it would have led to the immediate release of Ramos and Compean. But instead you and others would rather spend two years ranting about a pardon or the new world order and how Jorge Bush is implicit with Mexico in a worldwide scheme to enslave humankind...while R&C rot in jail.

Now you will come on and say how maybe you didn’t SPECIFICALLY do all of this yourself, but everyone around you does and you haven’t lifted one finger to your keyboard to contradict them or clarify that is not part of your agenda. So while you agree with them or not your silence has emboldened and enabled them so that makes you part of their agenda.

I guess now you will spend two years arguing whether 924 can be clarified because that’s two more years of prison for R&C and two more years of headline grabbing press conferences, photo ops and sound bites to further your not so hidden agenda.

So don’t come in here and shed your crocodile tears about your concern for R&C because you really couldn’t care less. If you did you would stop this stupid push for a pardon (which is never going to happen) and it’s concurrent bashing of Bush, Sutton and our entire justice system and start doing something real to get them home with their families.

Tomorrow Duncan Hunter could submit legislation that clarifies 924 in how it applies to LEO’s, in other words that it doesn’t apply (was never meant to) to a federal agent when they use their service gun in the normal course of their duties. ... Upon passage it would have led to the immediate release of Ramos and Compean.

Wrong. You are now suggesting that the law be changed and then state that it can be applied ex post facto. It can't. Best check with your resident constitutional lawyer again. You have strayed far from Congress "undeclaring" a law.

But instead you and others would rather spend two years ranting about a pardon or the new world order and how Jorge Bush is implicit with Mexico in a worldwide scheme to enslave humankind...while R&C rot in jail.

Show me where I have posted any such thing. Put up, or shut up.

I have no agenda. And it's not my job to stifle other people's posts.

So while you agree with them or not your silence has emboldened and enabled them so that makes you part of their agenda.

ROFL! What nonsense! You're too much!

So don’t come in here and shed your crocodile tears about your concern for R&C because you really couldn’t care less.

Now you're verging on pathetic.

If you did you would stop this stupid push for a pardon (which is never going to happen) and it’s concurrent bashing of Bush, Sutton and our entire justice system and start doing something real to get them home with their families.

I guess after all this time you don't really read my posts. (Hint: I haven't been pushing for a pardon and I've never bashed Bush. I have, however, heavily criticized little Johnny Sutton and his thugs for an overzealous and dishonest prosecution.) I believe the appeals process is the proper place to resolve this, assuming the judges do the right thing. If not, I'll be pushing for a pardon.