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The Senate has defeated an amendment that would have kept the plotters of the September 11, 2001 attacks out of ordinary federal courts—leaving military commissions as the only option for trying the terror suspects. Full Article at The Politico
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The amendment was attached to an appropriations bill and exposed disagreements among Democrats, as it was opposed by Sens. Jim Webb (Va.) and Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), who caucuses with Democrats. Full Article at The Hill
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FRANKFORT, Ky. At least $100 million annually would go to Kentucky's horse industry if voters approve a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize slot machines. Full Article at Louisville Courier-Journal
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from filling out the government forms, which are used not only to apportion congressional seats to the states, but to split trillions of dollars in federal funding. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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That’s Alice in Wonderland justice. It makes no sense ... Are we going to tell the world [that] we’re not up to trying people who struck at us?... Our courts, our prisons are more than up to the task.
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I have consistently argued that the appropriate venue for trying perpetrators of international terrorism who are in fact enemy combatants is a military tribunal
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These people are not criminals, they’re warriors and they need to be dealt with in a legal system that recognizes that ... Khalid Sheikh Mohammed the mastermind of 9/11 did not rob a liquor store.
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However you may vote, this is an important issue
