Re: OT - Bush impeachment gains momentum amoung the kooks

What part of the Constitutional powers of the President as
Commander-in-Chief, do you not understand? I can see why you seem so
confused. There was no 'domestic' wiretapping, that is what the Dims want
you too think.. The NSA was listing to foreign communications that
terminated within the country, clearly allowed by the law according to
numerous Constitutional law sources including the Justice Department..


mike hunt


"FanJet" <FanJet27@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Mike Hunter wrote:
>> Who says he broke any law, Howard Dean? The US Attorney General says
>> otherwise. No laws were broken when the President authorized
>> listening to foreign communications, under the authority of the
>> President as Commander-in-Chief in the Constitution. The FISA law,
>> nor any other law, can remove power from the President to conduct the
>> defense of the county
>
> Too bad he's NOT doing the job and the issue is DOMESTIC wiretapping with
> IS ILLEGAL. Contrary to you last sentence ( read it again), the president
> is sworn to obey the laws of the nation and nowhere does the oath contain
> "sometimes" or "if I feel like it". The useless, felonious, SOB ought to
> be impeached!
>


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