You're a great American, Willy. A damn great American.A woman asked me the other day if I had an artificial leg. I told her hell no, that's my 30/30 strapped under my pant leg.
I took her home that night and made love to her 26 straight hours straight
Romney soon to announce he’s running for Senator from Utah. Will be John McCain 2.0.
A woman asked me the other day if I had an artificial leg. I told her hell no, that's my 30/30 strapped under my pant leg.
I took her home that night and made love to her 26 straight hours straight
Its unbelievable how many times that line has been repeated on cable news. I bet I've heard it mentioned 20-30 times since this shooting. Its a total fabrication but yet it keeps getting said over and over again.
His father joined the white supremacist group illegally a few years ago. They had no choice but to accept Cruz.
Ben Rhodes is a super douche...his Twitter is the most contradicting thing I've ever seen
These are lifetime appointments, but they can be removed for limited purpose. Refusing to follow law should qualify.
This matter keeps having to be taken to scotus time and again because of the judiciary refusing to follow direct rulings of scotus.
Matt Jones retweeted and perpetuated this lie night before last.Its unbelievable how many times that line has been repeated on cable news. I bet I've heard it mentioned 20-30 times since this shooting. Its a total fabrication but yet it keeps getting said over and over again.
His father joined the white supremacist group illegally a few years ago. They had no choice but to accept Cruz.
Katy had sex with Keith Olbermann.
CIA Argues The Public Can’t See Classified Information It Has Already Given To Favored Reporters
Intelligence officials can selectively release classified information to trusted journalists while withholding the same information from other citizens who request it through open records laws, CIA lawyers argued Wednesday.
In a motion filed in New York federal court, the CIA claimed that limited disclosures to reporters do not waive national security exemptions to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests. Intelligence and law enforcement agencies frequently deny records requests on the basis of protecting sensitive national security information, one of nine exemptions written into the federal FOIA law.
Johnson challenged the redaction in court, arguing that the CIA, once it has selectively disclosed information to uncleared reporters, cannot claim the same information is protected by a FOIA exemption.
The judge in the case appeared to find Johnson’ argument compelling. In a court order last month, Chief Judge Colleen McMahon of the Southern District of New York said FOIA laws do not authorize limited disclosure, to favored journalists or otherwise.
“In this case, CIA voluntarily disclosed to outsiders information that it had a perfect right to keep private,” she wrote. “There is absolutely no statutory provision that authorizes limited disclosure of otherwise classified information to anyone, including ‘trusted reporters,’ for any purpose, including the protection of CIA sources and methods that might otherwise be outed.
“The fact that the reporters might not have printed what was disclosed to them has no logical or legal impact on the waiver analysis, because the only fact relevant to waiver analysis is: Did the CIA do something that worked a waiver of a right it otherwise had?” she wrote, asking CIA lawyers to come up with a stronger defense for non-disclosure.