RogueOperator1
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Suckers... the entire American left. You fools are brain-washed, seditious jackasses, who are basically doing everything America's enemies want you to do. There should be a tenth ring of hell for you traitors.
@ChrisNBama There's nothing "fundamentalist" about acknowledging the reality that the Obama administration did not directly call the Benghazi attack an "act of terror" (which would be expected of the event, just like the Fort Hood act of "workplace violence") while attempting to blame a protest that didn't happen regarding a video that was mere pretext for embassy uprisings (like in Cairo, which was partly planned by terrorist group Jamaa Islamiyah as early as August 30th). What is "fundamentalist" is the cult of personality surrounding this abject failure of a president, who not only failed to turn around the economy as promised according to his administration's own metrics, but has continued the same Bush policies in the main that frothing-at-the-mouth liberals were hysterically bemoaning just months before he came into office. Cognitive dissonance, much?
West TexanRogueOperator1bitronictechMichael Boldinwest Well, allow me retort (Samuel L. Jackson voice):
<a href=https://beatobama.us/tenth-amendment/virginia-house-nullifies-ndaas-indefinite-detention-provision>Virginia House Nullifies NDAA’s Indefinite Detention Provision</a>
West TexanbitronictechMichael Boldinwest You are correct West Texan, the text is quite explicit. However, the Virginia bill reasserts State's rights and individual rights in a manner than is not quite redundant, and is more in accordance with The Constitution than the NDAA. There is a slight gray area in the NDAA that politicians acknowledged would be left to court interpretation. If a State legislature with jurisdiction for its own people clarifies the law, then that signals to the federal government that it plans to side with The Constitution as ratified and amended by the said State.
West Texan Why don't you expand on this? I don't agree with the hysteria on NDAA either, after having read the text and compared it to the Constitutional laws on insurrection and laws on habeas corpus, the Virginia bill is a good one because it steps in legislatively where there seemed to be a gray area in U.S case law.