The Ed Morrissey Show: Jim Geraghty

posted at 1:00 pm on May 6, 2009 by Ed Morrissey

Today, on the Ed Morrissey Show (3 pm ET), Jim Geraghty joins me again to discuss the latest in Beltway politics! Jim has the skinny on some local races in Virginia that may have some predictive value for the state as a whole. We’ll also talk about the meaning of the vote that reduced Arlen Specter to junior status and the message it sends to a raft of recipients — and much, much more!

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Patriot Act Abused by Obama

White Christian Home Schooled Teen in prison, persona non grata, charged with being a rightwing radical.

A North Carolina single parent Christian home schooled teen was charged with having made a bomb threat from an internet account at home. The FBI searched the home, bound and arrested him, sent him to a juvenile prison in South Bend Ill, and the federal judge put a gag order on his case so that no details are available, except that there were no bomb making materials found in the home, and the mother said that the internet address had been hijacked. The boys mother is denied access. She’s asked her legislators for help, but is told that there is nothing she can do.

Innocent until proven guilty.
Habeus Corpus.

maverick muse on May 6, 2009 at 3:32 PM