[Bob J]

Candidate Bush denounced the immigration laws that detained - and ultimately deported - Mazen al-Najjar.

Perhaps you could elaborate on the part of the Patriot Act in question instead of lumping it all together making it look like they oppose it in it's entirety.

I would add it is the same part criticized by many... democrats, conservatives and libertarians, as reminiscent police state powers.

[Trollstomper]

"Perhaps you could elaborate on the part of the Patriot Act in question instead of lumping it all together making it look like they oppose it in it's entirety"


Actually Grover does oppose it in its' entirety. See the transcript of his appearance with Alec Baldwin and the extreme left-wing (not to mention anti-Reagan, 'back in the day') NGOSs a month or two back.

[Sabertooth]

*Candidate Bush denounced the immigration laws that detained - and ultimately deported - Mazen al-Najjar.

**Perhaps you could elaborate on the part of the Patriot Act in question instead of lumping it all together making it look like they oppose it in it's entirety.

The Patriot Act was passed after Candidate Bush became President Bush.

I would add it is the same part criticized by many... democrats, conservatives and libertarians, as reminiscent police state powers.

Is it your assertion that President Bush still opposes the use of classified evidence in the detention and prosecution of terrorists, as he did as a candidate?

If not, then spare me the goose chase.

Bottom line is that Norquist still opposes the use of classified evidence against terrorists.

Cite for me the "many... democrats, conservatives and libertarians" who, like Norquist, were acting in concert with receiving awards from, terrorists.

You can't, so your "lotsa people do it" parry is non-responsive.