[BenLurkin]

Jeez.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Go rent a blimp, fool!

[chesty_puller]

They were self-declared enemies of the United States. I don’t care where their Mama had a baby.

[GeronL]

Can we stop pretending he is a Republican now?

[gundog]

...the American-born cleric who advocated jihad against the United States.

Hmmmm...the word "allegedly" is notably lacking in that sentence. I'd say he got due process, and in the bargain, his reward in heaven for being martyred. Thanks for playing, Anwar.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Come on Ronnie. Lighten up! Barry was still in the fart sack with Moochelle dreaming of the land of ice cream cones. The CIA and U.S. military operatives took these aholes out and made the world “a better place”.

[LottieDah]

It is amazing how this senile old fart can speak with both feet in his mouth.

[LottieDah]

It is amazing how this senile old fart can speak with both feet in his mouth.

[trumandogz]

Obama made the right call on this one, but it does open a door that could be quite frightening.

[mjp]

Paul was the strongest critic on the Republican side in condemning the attack

Moslims declared war on us and are still attacking us. He is a best friend of Moslims.

[boomop1]

Eliminate all enemy's domestic or foreign.

[Hugin]

Paul-Kucinich 2012!

Why settle for one little nut, when you could have two?

[Chode]

citizen??? listen stooopid... he RENOUNCED his citizenship!!!

[trisham]

I have no problem with this killing. He is an avowed enemy of this country, and we are at war with his forces.

[Uri’el-2012]

Ron Paul needs to read the Constitution:
"Anchor Babies" are not citizens.

[Razzz42]

Ron Paul must be a terrorist, correct?

[Meet the New Boss]

al-Awlawki joined a foreign army (al Qaeda) that has formally declared war against the United States and has been conducting military operations against the United States for many years now. He was killed in an overseas military operation.

The fact that al Qaeda violates the Geneva Convention by not wearing uniforms and attacking civilians does not help al-Awlawki’s case, it makes it worse.

Ron Paul is a nut.

[AndyJackson]

“I voted for authority to go after those individuals responsible for 9/11,” Paul said. “Nobody ever suggested that he [Awlaki] was participant in 9/11.” ...In an interview with Fox News, Johnson made the same points as Paul, warning that killing an American citizen without due process set a dangerous precedent despite the need for the United States to remain vigilant against terrorism.

I am not going to shed a tear for Al Awlaki, however, there is a point here. It sounds as though presidential actions have expanded well beyond what Congress actually authorized and if this is the case RP does have a very valid point. Perhaps more flexibility and extemporizing is required of a President dealing with daily issues, but since RP is not actually going to be President, reminding us that if we are philosophically consistent we will question some of this is altogether a good thing and a valuable service.

[Designer]

The United States used to be a nation of laws, as in a Republic, but it has devolved into some kind of democracy run by an oligarcy of self-appointed elites, for whom the rule of law means nothing.

Far too many citizens are woefully ignorant of our laws and our history, and simply view life as just another reality show.

If the President can order the execution of anybody, we have lost our way.

Now this POS POTUS will have to murder somebody every week until the next election.

[Revolting cat!]

Due process for foreign terrorists, and drone attacks against U.S. citizens. That’s been the policy of the Obamunists. Politically inspired fishing for votes. I suppose those who condemn Ron Paul’s principled but utterly inconsequential comments will vote for the Kenyan stalinist now. I applaud crazy Ron Paul for the timely reminder.