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Reply #79: The problem is that you think it can be legitimate to violate separation of powers. [View All]

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originalpckelly Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon May-28-07 10:05 AM
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79. The problem is that you think it can be legitimate to violate separation of powers.
It never is, it's the reason our unPatriotic Act is so very horrible, it's why Bush's signing statements are so horrible. But of course, this Chavez fella's on our side of the political spectrum, so it's OK when he does it.

This is totally frightening listening to people on our side really defend this dictator, it make me wonder if you would defend a dictator in our own country, as long as the dictator told you what you wanted to hear.
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