Simpleton questions
Today a judge ruled that the investigation of Rep. Jefferson’s office was legal
But doesn’t the fact that there was a (legal) warrant issued for the search make the search legal as is?
Today a judge ruled that the investigation of Rep. Jefferson’s office was legal
But doesn’t the fact that there was a (legal) warrant issued for the search make the search legal as is?
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Court: Raid on Jefferson legal
If it wasn’t for Judge Hogan, Pelosi and crew would still be posturing with arrogance about this raid on one of their own. In fact, I find it odd that CNN is avoiding this story right now like the plague. You can only imagine the coverage had this be…
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