Congressional Double Standard on Warrants
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James Joyner | Thursday, May 25, 2006 |
From an anonymous comment on an Orin Kerr post via Eugene Volokh.
Glenn Reynolds: “I’d say ‘heh,’ but it’s too accurate to be really funny.”
UPDATE: Per popular demand, t-shirts and hats now available.
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Ha! I love it.
Hell yeah! Can we get this on t-shirts?
Nit-pick: there are two spaces between "good" and "for." Probably too late to fix. :-/
Hell yeah! Can we get this on t-shirts?
Hell, I'd buy one...heck I'd buy 2.
Both parties are such a disaster right now, and the immigration issue is so confusing (as there is no clear left-right positioning of the issue), that the climate is ripe for a 3rd party to run in 2008, and screw everything up totally (like in 1992).
blue square: Fixed.
I'm in too. Where can we get those t-shirts?
At my brand new CafePress shop.
Excellent!
Great concept, James. Nice leveraging.
I want a t-shirt that says:
I Am The Subject of a Government Investigation.
OK, the way to really get this point across is to swamp members of congress with them... jut like the rubber stamps.
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