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And Away Goes the Fifth Amendment

July 19, 2007 John Fifth Amendment, Guardian, Secretary of The Treasury, Terrorism, Terrorists, Treasury Department

President Bush unveiled an executive order that allows the administration to block bank accounts and any other financial assets that might be found in this country belonging to people, companies or groups that the United States deems are working to threaten stability in Iraq.

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Restoration of Constitutional Rights

July 17, 2007February 2, 2010 John Bill Nelson, Declaration of Independance, Habeas corpus, Mel Martinez, S 185, S 2022, Thomas Jefferson, U S Senate

Dear Senators Mel Martinez and Bill Nelson:

The history of the present King … [George] is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute Tyranny over these States. To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world.

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Vitter Has Double Standard-Big Suprise There, He’s a Senator

July 17, 2007July 17, 2007 John Bill Clinton, David Vitter, family values, Prostitution, sex, U.S. Senate, Victim

Senator David Vitter is the United States Senator who was on the phone records for the D.C. Madame. He went into exclusion for a while, then came to give a brief statement, have his wife pimp for him, and then duck out the back door as if nothing had happened. It was a pretty shameful display.

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Chertoff’s Gastric Distress

July 13, 2007 John Chertoff, Homeland Security, Iraq, war on terror

We’re pumping billions into the new Homeland Insecurity Department, yet it appears we’re relying on DHS Secretary Micheal Chertoff’s gastric rumblings for our intellingence. Suddenly he’s appearing on the news circuit saying he has a gut feeling, we’re going to be attacked again.

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Holsinger Confirmation Hearings

July 13, 2007 John Bush Administration, confirmation, Homophobe, James Holsinger, senate, Surgeon General

Some of you may know that James Holsinger has been nominated by Bush to be Surgeon General. So who is this goober (and a goober he is)? He’s the chairperson of the Methodist Supreme Judicial Committee that ruled it was OK for a Methodist minister to keep a gay person from joining his church.