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I'll have to check the case law, and I only have my links on my home computer. I know that the cases resulting from the Civil War under the Lincoln adminstration specifically found, after the fact, that suspension of habeus corpus in non-war zones with functioning civil government, like Ohio in one of the specific cases, was unconstitutional. You could argue interning the civilians in Hawaii was constitutional. Not Japanese Americans born in, and living in, the continental US. It may have been constitutional in the sense that the constitution is whatever the Surpreme Court says it is, look at the cases coming out of the Southern leaning Court just prior to the Civil War. I will argue that what was done to the Japanese Americans was not constitutional, but that the government got away with.
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Guynemer
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quote: Originally posted by The diplomat
It is a no brainer, folks. Reagan should be on the dime! |
"No brainer" seems an accurate description of that statement, though not in the way you intended, mon ami.
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quote: Especially considering his health, |
So you're admitting he's already dead?
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