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Purplehood wrote:The best message we ever could have sent to any group of Terrorists was the one delivered to Bin Laden.

Best to them or best for us.?

buck000 wrote:http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/[abbreviated profanity deleted] ... -laden-hit

IMHO, when Dr. Paul makes some statement that the media finds wildly whacky, there's generally a Constitutional basis for his position.

Yeah, that darn Constitution is so darn pesky, it gets in teh way of a lot of stuff the goverment wants to do to people.

Rule of law, or not? I guess it's just a national/international version of "he needed killin", AKA murder with popular support.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

Bullwhip wrote:

gigag04 wrote: He doesn't ever do anything.

Too bad we can't say the same about the rest of congress.

He's funny, odd. Not a good speaker. Sure would be nice if he wasn't the only one in DC who believed in his oath to the Constitution.

His version of the Constitution; for example, his belief that firearms manufacturers should have to pay federal excise taxes to the government every two weeks instead of quarterly like every other manufacturer in the country.

Chas.

Sorry I don't know what that's about. Hint?

gigag04 wrote: He doesn't ever do anything.

Too bad we can't say the same about the rest of congress.

He's funny, odd. Not a good speaker. Sure would be nice if he wasn't the only one in DC who believed in his oath to the Constitution.