Spot on..

It is very rare when I quote Ann Coulter, or link to one of her pieces.  While I read her articles with tongue firmly planted in cheek, I know there are others out there that think she is serious with everything she says and writes.

It's called satire folks, and should be taken with a grain of salt.

Her column this week is on the recent 5-4 Supreme Court decision on the Gitmo Guys, and she takes some pretty strong shots at Justice Kennedy:

Until last week, the law had been that there were some places in the world where American courts had no jurisdiction. For example, U.S. courts had no jurisdiction over non-citizens who have never set foot in the United States.

But now, even aliens get special constitutional privileges merely for being caught on a battlefield trying to kill Americans. I think I prefer Canada's system of giving preference to non-citizens who have skills and assets.

If Justice Kennedy can review the procedures for detaining enemy combatants trying to kill Americans in the middle of a war, no place is safe. It's only a matter of time before the Supreme Court steps in to overrule Randy, Paula and Simon.

Read the whole thing.

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[Daniel k]

I'll "read the whole thing" when you sit through Farenheit 911.