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9 comments:
"The arguments are creative but not cogent. To accept them would be to defy the will of Congress,"
That, from your link.
There's where the real blame lies.
Where did my country go?
I don't recognize it anymore.
I weep.
TUA, That's what Judge A. Raymond Randolph wrote for the majority opinion!
What old broad said....
Yep, certainly doesn't remotely feel the way this administration touts the US with their rhetoric! ; (
Thanks for dropping by also! ; )
I hate guntanemo Sorry i I misspelled that. I just don't like the way that they are treated. I know that they are supposed terreoist. I just thought America should be above that. I have real bad feeling about where this country will end up we already started down the wrong path. Now that Pres. Bush can decide who is a terrorist, and then strip their rights away. Even an american citizen. I am fearful of what we maybe becoming. Absolute power, absolute corruption.
another brick in the wall.....
Hi Melissa. I followed you home from the Dawg Blog. :-)
I fear that the Supreme Court will not overturn the Appeals Court decision, this time, because Bush has packed it with Roberts and Scalito. Therefore it's up to Congress to restore Habeas Corpus, which the Military Commissions Act, passed by the GOP dominated 109th revoked.
Opression ...
like the article said,
..."a key victory for President Bush's anti-terrorism plan".
Yep.
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