And in the "aren't you really glad we didn't elect this guy" department...
Permanent and irreversible damage to the Constitution--you mean like this, or this?To: Assignment Desk, Daybook Editor
Contact: Trevor FitzGibbon, Kawana Lloyd or Jessica Smith, 202-822-5200, all for the American Constitution Society & The Liberty Coalition
News Advisory:
-- Major Address: Monday, Jan. 16 at 12 p.m.
Al Gore to Warn of Threat to Constitution From President's Actions-- Wake-Up Call for Legislative, Judicial Branches: Wiretap Policy Only Latest Extension of Unchecked Executive Power
-- Introduction by Former Rep. Bob Barr highlights breadth of ideological concern over abuse of executive power
WHAT: Major address by Al Gore
WHEN: Monday, Jan. 16 at 12 p.m. (doors open at 10:30 a.m.)
WHERE: DAR Constitution Hall, 1776 D Street, NW, Washington, D.C.
Former Vice President Al Gore will deliver a major address Monday on the threat posed by policies of the Bush Administration to the Constitution and the checks and balances it created. The speech will specifically point to domestic wiretapping and torture as examples of the administration's efforts to extend executive power beyond Congressional direction and judicial review.
The Vice President will make the case that the country -- including the legislative and judicial branches and all Americans -- must act now to defend the systems put into place by the country's founders to curb executive power or risk permanent and irreversible damage to the Constitution.
Or do you mean not so permanent and irreversible.. like when Lincoln suspended habeas corpus, Or when Roosevelt interred the Neisei during WWII ??
And let's not forget the ever-willing, dropped-off-the-radar-screen cadre of RINOs...
:::sigh:::The extent of bipartisan concern over these issues is highlighted by former Republican Rep. Bob Barr's introduction of the Vice President next Wednesday, and by the organizations cosponsoring the speech.
Some people's kids.
(Filed under moonbat adventures, The Fifth Column, RINOs)
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