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To: Walter Scott Hudson
No... that is NOT the full story... it is taken out of context.

More accurately: Can America go after an American overseas who is actively working for Al-Quaeda against this nation, and if they find him, kill him?

YES!!! They can, and they SHOULD!!!

3 posted on 01/30/2010 7:25:11 AM PST by theDentist (fybo; qwerty ergo typo : i type, therefore i misspelll)
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To: theDentist

Ah, the true voice of reason.

Damn people, research don’t simply react. The Left do that all the time.

There are plenty of Americans I would take out without due process. WHAT!!!! Due process, their actions against this fine Country and all that it stands for is enough.


4 posted on 01/30/2010 7:32:00 AM PST by BornToBeAmerican
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To: theDentist

I believe passports used to make it very clear that fighting against America with a foreign enemy was considered a renounciation of citizenship.


6 posted on 01/30/2010 7:34:06 AM PST by cripplecreek (Seniors, the new shovel ready project under socialized medicine.)
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To: theDentist

Can America go after an American overseas who is actively working for Al-Quaeda against this nation, and if they find him, kill him? YES!!! They can, and they SHOULD!!!

Sure they should. But the discussion is broader than that. The discussion here is whether the president can sign a death warrant for anyone based on his own personal "finding of fact." I could care less about this traitor. I care about how cases like his are being used to erode our liberties here at home.

17 posted on 01/30/2010 9:30:09 AM PST by Walter Scott Hudson (fightinwords.us)
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