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To: okie01

The P. Act was under the ‘leadership’ of Bush and the GOP; exactly how is that ‘elections have consequences’ material?

It’s OK when ‘our side’ shreds the Constitution, but not for the DEMS? Or, the DEMS took it TOO far?

Can anyone tell me how we have a Constitutional Republic LEFT?? Because the CURRENT ‘leadership’ is derelict and mute, if not complacent in the whole affair. What other Rights and Amendments are left that haven’t been trampled?

I’m ready for this ‘secret court’ to start hauling peeps away


65 posted on 06/08/2013 7:11:41 PM PDT by i_robot73 (We hold that all individuals have the Right to exercise sole dominion over their own lives - LP.org)
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To: i_robot73
The P. Act was under the ‘leadership’ of Bush and the GOP; exactly how is that ‘elections have consequences’ material?

It’s OK when ‘our side’ shreds the Constitution, but not for the DEMS? Or, the DEMS took it TOO far?

There is no evidence that the Bush administration operated outside the bounds of the Patriot Act.

There is increasing evidence that the Obama administration has exceeded the boundaries.

There is no law that has been written that liberal Democrats can't or won't abuse. Or ignore, if they need to. The ADA, EPA, Affirmative Action, the Patriot Act are just a few among many.

In that sense, laws are like guns. The law is perfectly neutral, it is the administration charged with enforcing it (or the administration ignoring it) that commits the abuse.

As a consequence, we must elect trustworthy and honorable people to positions of public trust. Democrats don't fit that definition -- and neither do a lot of Republicans.

66 posted on 06/08/2013 7:41:47 PM PDT by okie01 (The Mainstream Media: IGNORANCE ON PARADE --)
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