constitutional violations

Conservatives like to be duped, reassured, reinforced... it's integral to the authoritarian mentality.

Constitutional violations and overt propaganda are nothing new for the Bush Administration. Freedom of the Press means freedom from government control and political use - i.e. propaganda.

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Conservatives like to be duped, reassured, reinforced… it’s integral to the authoritarian mentality.

Constitutional violations and overt propaganda are nothing new for the Bush Administration. Freedom of the Press means freedom from government control and political use - i.e. propaganda.

Former Bush Press Secretary Scott McCellan confirmed what we all suspected.

Conservatives like to be duped, reassured, reinforced… it’s integral to the authoritarian mentality.
Constitutional violations and overt propaganda are nothing new for the Bush Administration. Freedom of the Press means freedom from government control and political use - i.e. propaganda.
Former Bush Press Secretary Scott McCellan confirmed what we all suspected.

We already knew this... Bush and Cheney are unquestionably guilty of war crimes, and here is more supporting evidence from yet another source, the Red Cross:

During an emergency hearing today, the longtime federal public defender representing former death row inmate Paul House argued the state should be barred from retrying his client for a murder even the U.S. Supreme Court declared he almost certainly did not commit.

American Democratic sovereignty is held by the citizenry - "government for and by the people." The biggest threat to American democratic sovereignty comes from within - the eroding of our Constitution, separation of powers, and rule of law.

And he's a lawyer! If you've ever wondered how GW Bush can get away with so many Constitutional violations in this day and age, I present to you a case study: Ned Williams.

And he's a lawyer! If you've ever wondered how GW Bush can get away with so many Constitutional violations in this day and age, I present to you a case study: Ned Williams.

AT&T whistleblower Mark Klein personally attached all of AT&T’s circuits — carrying every phone call, every e-mail, every bit of web browsing by millions of Americans into Room Number 641-A at the Folsom Street facility in San Francisco, where it was all copied so the government could look at it, ILLEGALLY.