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I dunno about the third amendment is its really just considered a relic of the past and politically impossible to quarter soliders in peoples houses so I doubt Bush ever violated it... But cases can easily be made for Bush violating the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th amendments.
That was the National Guard, under state or local direction...and that doesn't equate with quartering soldiers in people's homes.I dunno about the third amendment is its really just considered a relic of the past and politically impossible to quarter soliders in peoples houses so I doubt Bush ever violated it... But cases can easily be made for Bush violating the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th amendments.
i have one through eight, not three though. the closest is when soldiers took guns from peoples homes during katrina
I dunno about the third amendment is its really just considered a relic of the past and politically impossible to quarter soliders in peoples houses so I doubt Bush ever violated it... But cases can easily be made for Bush violating the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th amendments.
i have one through eight, not three though. the closest is when soldiers took guns from peoples homes during katrina
I dunno about the third amendment is its really just considered a relic of the past and politically impossible to quarter soliders in peoples houses so I doubt Bush ever violated it... But cases can easily be made for Bush violating the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th amendments.
i have one through eight, not three though. the closest is when soldiers took guns from peoples homes during katrina
how is a decision made by the mayor and crew then executed by the nopd a "bush violation"???
That was the National Guard, under state or local direction...and that doesn't equate with quartering soldiers in people's homes.
I dunno about the third amendment is its really just considered a relic of the past and politically impossible to quarter soliders in peoples houses so I doubt Bush ever violated it... But cases can easily be made for Bush violating the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th amendments.
i have one through eight, not three though. the closest is when soldiers took guns from peoples homes during katrina
That was the National Guard, under state or local direction...and that doesn't equate with quartering soldiers in people's homes.
It was a federalized NG.
I dunno about the third amendment is its really just considered a relic of the past and politically impossible to quarter soliders in peoples houses so I doubt Bush ever violated it... But cases can easily be made for Bush violating the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th amendments.
i have one through eight, not three though. the closest is when soldiers took guns from peoples homes during katrina
I don't think the Gov approved it, but it was the NOPD that did it. Bush sucks but there's no reason to pin things on him that he wasn't responsible for.It was a federalized NG.That was the National Guard, under state or local direction...and that doesn't equate with quartering soldiers in people's homes.
No it wasn't. It was the New Orleans PD under direction of the Mayor and approved by the Governor.
I don't think the Gov approved it, but it was the NOPD that did it. Bush sucks but there's no reason to pin things on him that he wasn't responsible for.It was a federalized NG.
No it wasn't. It was the New Orleans PD under direction of the Mayor and approved by the Governor.
Link?I don't think the Gov approved it, but it was the NOPD that did it. Bush sucks but there's no reason to pin things on him that he wasn't responsible for.No it wasn't. It was the New Orleans PD under direction of the Mayor and approved by the Governor.
Exactly. However the gov was informed and did nothing about it.
