[goldstategop]

The ACLU thinks terrorists have rights? No surprise there. They think abortionists are afforded special protections by the U.S Constitution even though the term isn't mentioned any where in it. Their entire past time seems to revolve around making it easier for sickos and deviants to weaken and destroy a great country. Suspect is being denied his rights, my foot.

[KC_for_Freedom]

More reasons for Bush to nominate more judges.

[neutrino]

Denied the dear boy his rights? Oh, tut, tut! By all means, let's not try to save many thousands of lives by inconveniencing this murderous ex-con any further!

Clearly, he's insane. So we need to commit him, and provide a variety of therapies (all free, of course!). I believe some electroshock therapy would be a good place to start. Castration could help to correct any hormonal imbalance. And, in the end, a nice lobotomy might help.

Just call me Mr. Compassion.

[Jen]

Let's go FReepers!
It's FReepathon time!

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[Amerigomag]

The notion that a person can claim US citizenship by virtue of the circumstances of their birth is at the heart of many issues that weigh heavily upon our modern society.

This issue, the primary mechanism sustaining today's illegal alien invasion needs to be reexamined.

[PolishProud]

The UK has great tabloid reporters or should we say great opinion writers masquerading as reporters. The writer concludes, not reports, that the US is acting in an "apparently cavalier attitude" toward the consitution. Apparent to whom? I don't remember the US telling the UK how to prosecute IRA terrorist.

[WIMom]

A message from Jim Robinson regarding the fundraiser.

[TennesseeProfessor]

I'm a conservative who thinks that he should be tried in civilian courts. Here we have a US citizen who was arrested on US soil. However, he isn't being charged; he is being detained. The evidence against him is kept secret, but the President and Attorney General both claim he's a baddie.

If you STILL think this is OK, think about Clinton and Reno announcing that McViegh was guilty but would not be tried.

[3catsanadog]

Well, boo effin' hoo.