Who Voted For NDAA
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May 20, 2012, 22:24
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 1021, 5th Amendment, black sites, government, indefinite detention, NDAA, politics, power grab, traitorous, traitors, unconstitutional, United States Constitution, vile
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: 1021, 5th Amendment, black sites, government, indefinite detention, NDAA, politics, power grab, traitorous, traitors, unconstitutional, United States Constitution, vile
The indefinite detention provision of the NDAA was struck down by a judge recently for being “facially unconstitutional,” after Administration lawyers could not assure the judge that the U.S. government would not indefinitely detain peaceful dissidents. Judge Forrest noted: “At the hearing on this motion, the government was unwilling or unable to state that these plaintiffs would not be subject to indefinite detention under [section] 1021. Plaintiffs are therefore at risk of detention, of losing their liberty, potentially for many years.” Who voted for this steaming sack of authoritarian anti-Constitutional garbage in the first place?
In Congress:
http://votesmart.org/bill/votes/37467
In the Senate:
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