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Colorado Democratic Party is Obama's "Thought Police"?

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This really deserves as much distribution as it can get. The Denver Post article contains this quote from Millstone (see below) which is worth repeating: Millstone firmly believed the e-mail from Compton was a clear message to Clinton delegates nationwide to refrain from critical comments of Obama if they wish to attend the convention."I think that it was calculated to have an impact on other delegates and I think this kind of communication does have a very chilling impact on other delegates because people become afraid to speak up. They become afraid to say what they think." Millstone added, "You can't get unity by telling people to shut up." CLICK HERE IF YOU ARE ON AN AGGREGATOR, TO SEE THE ABOVE VIDEO Obama's Thuggery and the mod tactics of the DNC really shine between the lines here. I love that Millstone saved these emails and is more than willing to have them posted everywhere to show what she did & didn't do. A woman with nothing to hide; ...

SECURITY

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"Let us never confuse stability with stagnation." -- Mary Jean LeTendre "One has to abandon altogether the search for security, and reach out to the risk of living with both arms. One has to court doubt and darkness as the cost of knowing." -- Morris L. West
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US Senate Declares Torture "Peachy," Confirms Mukasey as "Grand Inquisitor" by Bob Higgins Waterboarding is now as "American" as "Mom" and "apple pie" The "distinguished jurist" told them in open hearings and in written communications that he could not call waterboarding "torture," and reportedly, pravately expressed his fear that doing so might open the gates for some executive department and military officials to lawsuits or criminal prosecution. Notice here that what is important to this "distinguished jurist" is not the fact that the laws of the United States regarding the use of torture may have been violated by highly placed government officials, or that subordinates were directed to violate the law, but that those officials must somehow be shielded from civil or criminal sanction. No matter that the practice known as waterboarding has been around far longer than any of the doddering graybeards in the...