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Former Presidents Can't Withhold Records

Mon Oct 1, 2007 5:58 PM EDT
politics, presidential, records, presidential-records
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Geoffrey of Bordentown

The tazer is soon to become the recommended option according to the New Jersey Attorney General for assuring policy compliance or obedience without necessarily using deadly force. The NJ AG is slated to issue a new advisory on the use of these weapons in or around January 2008.

"Spokeswoman Emily Lawrimore said the White House was reviewing the opinion and considering its options."

This may be just the same sort of disdain for obedience to policy that was demonstrated by the tazered student Meyers at the University of FL last week.

Tazer was the preferred tool for ensuring obedience with public policy in FL. Not that anyone knows what the policy was that he violated. Here it's perfectly clear what the policy is. The Supreme Court has spelled it out.

Is it not therefore best to again call in the tazers without delay to assist the white house to comply expeditously with the public policy?

Taser is the safer more humanitarian option.

    Reply#1 - Tue Oct 2, 2007 4:46 PM EDT
    mike38438

    thank you sir. you are clearly wise to the real problem going on with the u.s. right now (I am canadian btw.) The US governement has far too much power and there has been an abuse of that especially recently with the Bush administration and its manipulatiion of facts in order to go to war with iraq, aswell as its gradual progression towards the complete removal of civil liberties (i.e. patriot act, etc.)

      Reply#2 - Wed Oct 3, 2007 11:24 PM EDT
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