01-23-2008, 11:16 AM
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Junkie
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Originally Posted by host
It is clear that neither party is committed to upholding the provisions of the constitution defining our rights we have clearly, for 208 years, not ceded to government authority.
Why is it then, that it is not obvious that a discussion of the appropriatness, and the probable pitfalls, of taking to arms, for the purpose of protecting our bill of rights, ourselves, is not now timely or appropriate?
In chronological order, a diary of ultimatums, postponements, excuses, and finally, accountability is "off the table", in the interests of "bi-partisanship":
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Because the posturing was political gamesmanship from the beginning. Democrats were never serious about holding Bush accountable for his acts as President. They generally have support his acts as President.
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