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Gothamist Feed- Extra, Extra: Are Celebrities Avoiding Shifts At Park Slope Food Co-Op?
- Rick Santorum Blames Sexist Book Quotation On His Wife
- Lingering Questions: How Will Jeremy Lin And Knicks Do Once Melo Returns?
- NYPD Union Leader's Son Arraigned On Weapons, Drug Charges
- Former Sex Slave Discusses Being Forced Into NYC Sex Trafficking
- What's The Difference Between Chinese & Taiwanese Cuisine?
- Whitney Houston's Newark Church Mourns Her Death
NY Times Feed- Expanded Role Proposed for Elite Military Forces
- ArtsBeat: The Grammy Awards, Live
- Arab League Calls for U.N. Peacekeepers in Syria
- Before N.B.A. Passed on Jeremy Lin, Many Colleges Did
- Phil Mickelson Wins Pebble Beach Pro-Am for 40th Tour Win
- Gingrich Money Hunt Faces Obstacles
- In Amanda Knox Tale, a Delicate Bet for Publishers
Keith Olbermann on The Military Commissions Act
As other people have pointed out “The Military Commissions Act” passed by Congress is dangerous as it has no clear definition of what defines an “Enemy combatant”. Keith Olbermann does a fine job of explaining why this is such a badly written law and points out that it is whittling away at the Bill of Rights. He also does a great job of once again demonstrating what a complete hypocrite President George W. Bush is. This is such a “hot” issue, that he can’t schedule a time to sign it? Riiiiight… BTW, while Keith Olbermann is being sarcastic (loved the “Why Does Habeas Corpus Hate America?“), people should realize this: If something can be abused it will be. The founding fathers of the United States did NOT trust Government, which is why the codified the bill of rights. Even if the current president doesn’t abuse this (Wow, What Are the Odds?), it doesn’t mean others won’t. This is not a “partisan” issue, it’s potentially a Constitutional one.It used to be that you could depend on the Supreme Court to strike down laws like this one since it smacks in the face of the Constitution (i.e. Attempted murder of Habeas Corpus) but with this line up, who knows?
Music I’m listening to right Now:
“Crazy” by Seal from his “Seal” Album (1991). It seemed appropriate.





