An arguement for Rush...

"As always, the most extraordinary and jarring aspect of cases like this one is that these principles -- which were once the undebatable, immovable bedrock of our political system -- are now openly debated and actively disputed by our own government. By itself it is astonishing -- and highly revealing about where we are as a country -- that such precepts even need to be defended at all.

There is no greater betrayal of the core principles of American political life than to have the federal government sweep people off the streets, throw them into a black hole with no contact with the outside world and no charges asserted of any kind, and simply keep them there for as long as the President desires -- in al-Marri's case, with respect to detention, now five years and counting."

So what if Hillary was president? What if Hillary had the power to pull people off the street, lock them up without due process, without any legal accountability?

Still loving that Presidential power we just gave GW?

http://glenngreenwald.blogspot.com/2006/11/military-commissions-act-in-action.html#links