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Saturday 30, 2006 - One Little Victory Lists the Senate and the House that said "Aye" to...
"finding it acceptable to approve torture and to give the Bush Administration a free pass on Iraq. Note that anyone in bold is a potential presidential candidate."
Posted 09-29-06 ... By Sense and Sensibility For Our .Com World Republicans (Mostly) in The House of Representatives Voted Your Judicial Rights Away. Voting for House Detainee bill:
"These weren't just "terrorist" rights. These were the rights of anyone accused of being an "enemy combatant". Rights for 'suspects' of all kinds were set up because anyone can be accused of a crime, but without habeas corpus, without the rights that Americans have come to expect in their courts then one cannot defend oneself from such charges."
Sense and Sensibility For Our .Com World Archive
Saturday, September 30, 2006 Special to washingtonpost.com By Erwin Chemerinsky
Legislating Violations of the Constitution
"With little public attention or even notice, the House of Representatives has passed a bill that undermines enforcement of the First Amendment's separation of church and state."
"finding it acceptable to approve torture and to give the Bush Administration a free pass on Iraq. Note that anyone in bold is a potential presidential candidate."
Posted 09-29-06 ... By Sense and Sensibility For Our .Com World Republicans (Mostly) in The House of Representatives Voted Your Judicial Rights Away. Voting for House Detainee bill:
"These weren't just "terrorist" rights. These were the rights of anyone accused of being an "enemy combatant". Rights for 'suspects' of all kinds were set up because anyone can be accused of a crime, but without habeas corpus, without the rights that Americans have come to expect in their courts then one cannot defend oneself from such charges."
Sense and Sensibility For Our .Com World Archive
Saturday, September 30, 2006 Special to washingtonpost.com By Erwin Chemerinsky
Legislating Violations of the Constitution
"With little public attention or even notice, the House of Representatives has passed a bill that undermines enforcement of the First Amendment's separation of church and state."
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