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In reply to the discussion: rand paul filibustering brennan confirmation over drone strikes.... [View all]timdog44
(1,388 posts)25. I believe you to be correct.
Filibuster is to get up and speak and speak and speak. If that is how he wants to spend his time and ours, reflects on him and his political views and should be out in the open.
As to Brennen, I don't know if I have an opinion. I guess the CIA is needed, it is just the way I perceive its actions, overwhelms my thoughts about who really should be in charge.
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I do. Nowhere in the Constitution is it contemplated that one senator would be able to ...
GodlessBiker
Mar 2013
#12
At least he's doing it the right way, just like Jimmy Stewart in Mr. Smith goes to Washington.
Pararescue
Mar 2013
#5
I wouldn't mind if he talks for hours. This is what filibustering is all about. Harry Reid should
ReformedGOPer
Mar 2013
#7
And will we see any of the spineless Dems stand up with him to add their voices
BlueStreak
Mar 2013
#41
And all of the Democratic senators you named will vote for cloture and confirmation
onenote
Mar 2013
#110
I'm curious as to what sort of reprisal you think Wyden has to fear from "ruthless" President Obama
onenote
Mar 2013
#150
I don't expect that Obama will do that, but he is setting up a doctrine that ends up there
BlueStreak
Mar 2013
#182
Without due process, how do you know that Fonda wasn't planning an imminent attack?
BlueStreak
Mar 2013
#184
Do you believe that lethal force can never be used against a US citizen on US soil without a trial?
onenote
Mar 2013
#185
Which is why folks like Ron Wyden are satisfied with the administration's position
onenote
Mar 2013
#189
so, how could he vote against "Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013"
spanone
Mar 2013
#37
The problem with both father and son Paul is that they are batshit crazy, racist RWs
malaise
Mar 2013
#113
Look how offensive and juvenile the propaganda is forced to become,
woo me with science
Mar 2013
#96
Oooh, I love the attempts to frame nonsense as a highly intellectual arugment.
ProSense
Mar 2013
#97
Is there anyone in this thread that thinks that Mitt Romney would have a different drone policy?
onenote
Mar 2013
#88
Does anyone think that DU wouldn't be outraged if Romney had been given those powers?
Tierra_y_Libertad
Mar 2013
#95
No. I'm saying some DUers are buying into the BS that Paul and Cruz are shoveling out.
onenote
Mar 2013
#180
Paul asked if the same rules used for overseas drone attacks applied in the US.
NOVA_Dem
Mar 2013
#181
911....was congress outraged over the fact that bu$h* was prepared to shoot down flight 93?
spanone
Mar 2013
#100
not really. one man's 'imminent threat' is another man's 'extraordinary circumstance'
spanone
Mar 2013
#118
FFS, look at all the supporters of that racist gay bashing douchebag conservative.
great white snark
Mar 2013
#133
Maybe, instead of "Fuck Rand Paul", they should be saying "Fuck the Constitution". nt
Bonobo
Mar 2013
#159
Certainly the Bill of Rights should mean something re: assassinating Americans with no oversight
BlueStreak
Mar 2013
#172
You don't seem to realize that Wyden said he's satisfied with Holder's explanation
onenote
Mar 2013
#176