[Lazamataz]

Personally, if my kid shot a federal judge and nearly killed a congresswoman, I'd be all like, "Come in, come in, look at anything you want, do you guys need some coffee?"

And I'm a big constitutional guy.

[null and void]

Personally, if my kid shot a federal judge and nearly killed a congresswoman, I'd be all like, "Come in, come in, look at anything you want, do you guys need some coffee?"

And I'm a big constitutional guy.

Yeah, I'm a big constitutional guy, too.

I have allowed a full up search of my property without a warrant on one occasion, and they have searched without my presence or permission on another.

Circumstances can make such a search reasonable or at least understandable.

[nina0113]

I’d give them coffee and maybe even danish once they’re in, but no warrant = no entry. I’m not waiving any of my rights ever for any reason.

[Sans-Culotte]

Personally, if my kid shot a federal judge and nearly killed a congresswoman, I'd be all like, "Come in, come in, look at anything you want, do you guys need some coffee?"

I have never understood people who protect their children when it is obvious they have committed a heinous crime. I'd be all "I have no son!" after this.

[mamelukesabre]

well goody for you. Hope you don’t mind too terribly if someone else would prefer the law follows the law.

[Balding_Eagle]

Personally, if my kid shot a federal judge and nearly killed a congresswoman, I'd be all like, "Come in, come in, look at anything you want, do you guys need some coffee?" And I'm a big constitutional guy.

The odds are slim to none that you, or someone with your viewpoints, would rasie a son who would do this.

We're talking about a whole different kind of people here.

The FBI should have shown up with a warrant, Saturday.

[Romulus]

I know Laz, but it isn’t about just “your” kid. It’s about all of us. If the Feds can just walk into your home, they can walk into mine too. I realize the shooter’s parents aren’t thinking about my civil rights right now, but I am.