he was in the military. and the CIA. the took the oath to defend the Constitution. in the oath, there's no clause that says "until I'm done working here"
so by your reading of the Constitution, anything that's approved by Congress is constitutional because the Constitution says congress creates the laws.
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" in whole unchanged"
no, once it's in the PD, it can be used and built upon without being declared a derivative work, subject to the whims of the holder
only now do you truly understand the power of the Dark Side
well, it does have more flair...
you know you can get free versions of all of those?
or magazine subscriptions
no, brains are the key
cell phones have created many more stupid people
you should have said you wanted to sell him his domain name
I think you'd find it much more interesting to start with Peter King.
Booz: "whoa, hey, not THAT moral!"
of course they were. it says Republican right there on the label!
he was in the military. and the CIA. the took the oath to defend the Constitution. in the oath, there's no clause that says "until I'm done working here"
hey, wait. that sounds like a helicopter...
congratulations on your defeat
anything they haven't been caught doing yet?
oh god, not them again
well, I think he might have killed the Easter Bunny, too...
once upon a time the bar for Top Secret was you were putting the lives of agents at risk.
once upon a time.
yes, of course they aren't listening to the call.
(cough! Qwest! cough! Qwest!)
well, there's no shortage of that...
so by your reading of the Constitution, anything that's approved by Congress is constitutional because the Constitution says congress creates the laws.
FISA approvals: 33,900
FISA rejections: 11
bravo.
ah, so in your mind, false equivalence is still equivalence. noun beats adjective.
yes, respond to a reasonable suggestion with rabies. and you wonder why no one wants to hold your hand and explain things to you.