James Galyean is a candidate running for South Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District. Prior to that time, Galyean was an Assistant United States Attorney and also has some pretty direct connections to the War on Terror. It was Galyean who helped helped write both the Detainee Treatment Act of 2005 and the Military Commissions Act of 2006. As a result, he has a bed of knowledge | Read More »
Brian covered a lot of what Mitch McConnell said here at CPC in an earlier post, but there was one very commendable thing he said. He took on the administration’s policy related to GTMO. Hopefully this signals a fight. “Conservatives also believe that the government has no more solemn duty than to protect the people who established it. And on this last point, let’s be | Read More »
I have previously said Barack Obama changing the Bush administration policies on terror would get many of us killed. They will. Barack Obama, with his orders to shut down Gitmo and bar enhanced interrogation techniques, is already headed toward Lady MacBeth syndrome (or should that be Pontius Pilate Syndrome). Within the next several years he is going to be repeated having to wash American blood | Read More »
This is coming off the Foxwire. Congressman Jack Murtha of Pennsylvania’s 12th Congressional District said he’d be happy to have Guantanamo Bay terrorist prisoners in his district. He apparently gets to speak for all the people in his district on this. I’m sure they are thrilled. Rep. Jack Murtha, D-Pa., says he’d be willing to house prisoners from Guantanamo Bay in his Congressional district if | Read More »
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