Why are Conservatives Always the First to Throw American Ideals Under the Bus?
I just heard McCain explaining to Sean Hannity that it was a mistake to grant suspected half-assed Times Square bomber-wannabee Faisal Shahzad his Miranda rights as a US citizen, because Shahzad initially admitted involvement in the unbelievably half-assed non-bombing and because America has really effective, not-technically-torture interrogation methods that could have squeezed out the names of his accomplices and contacts without, you know, permanently crippling his arms or breaking his teeth or any of that VC-type bona fide torture stuff. Apparently, he The Crimson Executioner Crash McMaverick also publicly warned against granting Miranda earlier today, for which The Atlantic has already called “Putz!” on him for being a tyrannical “Of the People, By the People, At My Convenience” dickhead.
Joe Lieberman, predictably, was also caught trying to manufacture a loophole in the Bill of Rights large enough to insert red-hot pincers and a serrated eye-gouger, public opinion permitting:
ThinkProgress has been all over this, so I’m guilty of recycling some fairly well-worn outrage. All I can add is my Blog-Pool For When Sarah Palin Will Twitter Her Call for “Common-Sense” Application of Due Process (Make your prediction in Comments!), and my totally cool pop-culture metaphor for Constitution-Optional Conservativism, which reveals itself in all its cheesy, soft-porn splendor below the fold.
Posted by StrangeAppar8us on 05/04/10 at 04:06 PM • Permalink
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