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To: koan who wrote (42237)	4/28/2013 2:25:20 PM
From: Broken_Clock	1 Recommendation Respond to of 85487

“I want to talk about the police, who I am a supporter of… Look at this, I mean if this is what you have – why don’t you invade a country? …. I mean go up to Canada – take their oil… This country is becoming a police state. And it is very troubling to me,” Maher said, while showing pictures of police officers patrolling the city and searching for Tsarnaev. Read more: politico.com some on the left are getting a clue about Obummer aka Bush III

To: koan who wrote (42237)	4/28/2013 2:29:24 PM
From: Broken_Clock	1 Recommendation Respond to of 85487

ignorance is pandemic in both parties, but currently more prevalent in the dems Obama the Nazi Bigger than TARP and the New Deal The U.S. is no stranger to this dilemma. In response to security concerns after 9/11, Americans witnessed the growth of a massive domestic security apparatus, fueled by federal largesse. According to Tomdispatch's Mattea Kramer and Chris Heilman, post-9/11 federal spending on homeland security exceeds $790 billion. That's larger than TARP and, when adjusted for inflation, the New Deal. management.fortune.cnn.com