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A very bad day for our country and the principles on which it was founded. I blame the Republicans in Congress, especially McCain. I blame President Bush, who should have vetoed this. He knew it was wrong. But most of all, I blame Karl Rove, who I'm sure convince the President this would be overturned. This is the one time I wish Bush would have told Rove to stick it. Now, we have a law in place that will serve as a catalyst to restrict other types of speech. This will have a domino effect like you won't believe- and talk radio will be the next target of the Democrats- all because of this farce of a law.

A very, VERY sad day for this country.

You rock.
Of course, you know this is going on your permanent record?
At a certain point, the whole counterintuitive "strategery" alibi just won't cover every mistake. Thanks for having the integrity to say so, and for maintaining your scruples while supporting this President as tirelessly as you have.

You know, I tried to rationalize why Bush signed this law, solely based on the idea that the SCOTUS would shoot it down. I posted over and over again that it didn't matter that the President signed it- it would be ruled unconstitutional. I backed the wrong horse- and put faith in the wrong people. I should have put faith in my President to uphold the Constitution. Like I said, I backed the wrong horse.

If there is a strategy here that the Bush Admin is trying to create, someone please explain it to me.

Coupled with the Supreme Court decision of a few days ago that said the people were not intended as a militia and thus do not have the right to bear arms means that we just witnessed the end of the constitution of our forefathers.

The Republican party is also dead. I just realized I am a slave.