Hinkley is back, how fortunate. His letter of April 24 is so enlightening. He would like to avoid the Constitution he finds so dear that he always finds a way to make up a violation that the President has committed. Then he would like to deprive a U.S. citizen of the rights she has. No matter how bad a U.S. citizen is or acts that person still has the rights set forth in the Constitution.
But it his last paragraph that is so wonderful. He says the following about the president’s promise to apprehend the Boston Marathon bombers, “Yeah, sure. Just like Benghazi, right?”
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Howard Harris
Hinkley is back, how fortunate. His letter of April 24 is so enlightening. He would like to avoid the Constitution he finds so dear that he always finds a way to make up a violation that the President has committed. Then he would like to deprive a U.S. citizen of the rights she has. No matter how bad a U.S. citizen is or acts that person still has the rights set forth in the Constitution.
But it his last paragraph that is so wonderful. He says the following about the president’s promise to apprehend the Boston Marathon bombers, “Yeah, sure. Just like Benghazi, right?”
Think he has the courage or decency to say he was wrong? Yeah, sure.
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