[T.Smith]

The courts have had their say. The matter has been resolved, let it go. The hypocrisy of Freepers demanding action in violation of court orders is appalling.

[Alberta's Child]

The hypocrisy of Freepers demanding action in violation of court orders is appalling.

No hypocrisy here. Court orders have never meant a damn thing to me.

[HiTech RedNeck]

The court violated Congress' subpoena orders and could be held in contempt of Congress if Congress so wished.

[St. Johann Tetzel]

The hypocrisy of Freepers demanding action in violation of court orders is appalling.

I'm sure Britain's courts help up the "legality" of the stamp act, but the Founders threw off the tyrrany of England anyhow.

This is not a "rule of law," this is judicial tyrrany. To NOT act is supreme cowardice in the face of these tyrants in black robes, tyrants no different than those we rejected when we founded this nation.

lex mulla, lex nulla.

[adiaireton8]

The hypocrisy of Freepers demanding action in violation of court orders is appalling

How is it hypocrisy?

[Walkin Man]

Its not only appalling, its frightening!

Some of these people seem to be in favor of mob rule. I think this whole case will set back the pro-life movement greatly.

Cases like this go on daily. Is the Federal government now going to be involved in each and every one of these?

How many healthy, normal, cognitive babies were aborted today?

No intervention by President Bush, no special session of Congress, no fiery speeches by Tom Delay and no outrage by the pro-life movement either!

Let this poor women's agony on this earth end and let her finally meet her Maker as we all will, one day!

I am sick of hearing nutcases calling for unconstitutional shows of force in this case!

[EricT.]

The hypocrisy of Freepers demanding action in violation of court orders is appalling.

Yeah! Let's turn in them damned runaway negro slaves. Maybe their masters will whip them good so they won't try to be free again.