This is just another example how addresses of judges should be confidential and not on the internet. I would probably include prosecutors as well. There are far too many yahoos out there. What happened in our state should have been enough. But now we just had a retired judge in Wisconsin killed and now this. Let's keep members of the judiciary safe.After unsuccessful attempt on Justice Kavanugh ‘s life maybe Democrats will reverse their position even if Maxine ( get up in their face )Watters doesn’t?
After unsuccessful attempt on Justice Kavanugh ‘s life maybe Democrats will reverse their position even if Maxine ( get up in their face )Watters doesn’t?
Rand Paul blocked this bill for judges. The bill was named and sponsored after the tragedy here in NJ with the attempted murder of a judge and murder of her son.This is just another example how addresses of judges should be confidential and not on the internet. I would probably include prosecutors as well. There are far too many yahoos out there. What happened in our state should have been enough. But now we just had a retired judge in Wisconsin killed and now this. Let's keep members of the judiciary safe.
Rand Paul's reasoning is pretty disgraceful.Rand Paul blocked this bill for judges. The bill was named and sponsored after the tragedy here in NJ with the attempted murder of a judge and murder of her son.
Paul's reasoning is that he wanted all elected officials included not just judges on the bill.
Why? Shouldn't there be a line on privacy for serving in a public office whether elected or appointed.Rand Paul's reasoning is pretty disgraceful.
What a ridiculous comment. Protection for me but not for thee.Rand Paul's reasoning is pretty disgraceful.
Really? Since it is politicians, that is in their own hands entirely. Why should he have objected to judges in the first place. It is absolutely stupid and selfish.Why? Shouldn't there be a line on privacy for serving in a public office whether elected or appointed.
So now no one gets protection, isn't that great.What a ridiculous comment. Protection for me but not for thee.
Yeah, really. I don't know the reason for his objection. There may have been more to the proposed legislation that I haven't read through. Have you read the entire piece?Really? Since it is politicians, that is in their own hands entirely. Why should he have objected to judges in the first place. It is absolutely stupid and selfish.
Common sense says all should get it.So now no one gets protection, isn't that great.
Yeah, really. I don't know the reason for his objection. There may have been more to the proposed legislation that I haven't read through. Have you read the entire piece?
Common sense is that you pass it for judges. If you want it for yourself, introduce another piece of legislation for members of Congress.Common sense says all should get it.
I don't have an issue, so I have no reason to read the text. You obviously do, so have at it.
You see anything objectionable? He just wanted it for himself as well. So screw the judges.
Scalise was shot on softball field. Gabby Giffords was shot at a supermarket. Despicable acts no doubt. however, it was not done at their homes. I do not know of any legislation that was proposed for members of Congress such as the Judicial Security Act. Seems like you are bending over backwards to try to excuse Rand Paul's selfishness. there is absolutely nothing objectionable about this legislation. Seems like a no-brainer except for Rand Paul.I don't have an issue, so I have no reason to read the text. You obviously do, so have at it.
Maybe legislation was proposed after Scalise and others were shot and it was denied...
Seems like you have an ax to grind with Rand Paul.Scalise was shot on softball field. Gabby Giffords was shot at a supermarket. Despicable acts no doubt. however, it was not done at their homes. I do not know of any legislation that was proposed for members of Congress such as the Judicial Security Act. Seems like you are bending over backwards to try to excuse Rand Paul's selfishness. there is absolutely nothing objectionable about this legislation. Seems like a no-brainer except for Rand Paul.
Yeah because that is how Congress works.Common sense is that you pass it for judges. If you want it for yourself, introduce another piece of legislation for members of Congress.
Exactly, and anyone protesting at their homes should have been arrested immediately.This should not be a political issue. it is essential that the Judges safety and security be protected.
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Maybe we ought to make laws that make all people safer, even if it offends someone, and then a crazy idea but actually enforce the laws. Offend the gun owners, offend people who don’t like stop and frisk, but for crying out loud do the best we can to protect Justices, judges, Congress people, and every other American citizen.Yeah because that is how Congress works.
No reason to have a special interest carve out just for judges. The common sense way.
"We just have to do something!! There ought to be a law!!!"
Hmm, so you want only the Supreme Court to be protected but not the rest of the Federal Judges?Top Senate Dem ‘Very Much’ Concerned Pelosi Hasn’t Passed Bill to Protect Families of Supreme Court Justices | National Review
The House Democrats’ stated reason for holding up the bill passed to protect SCOTUS justices and their families is preposterous.www.nationalreview.com
As long as Stop and frisk is being done within the confines of the Constitution. You must have a reasonable and articulable suspicion that a crime is being committed before stopping and frisking.Maybe we ought to make laws that make all people safer, even if it offends someone, and then a crazy idea but actually enforce the laws. Offend the gun owners, offend people who don’t like stop and frisk, but for crying out loud do the best we can to protect Justices, judges, Congress people, and every other American citizen.
The bill does not prevent protesting. It adds funds for security for Supreme Court Justices and their families. Something that should be done.Exactly, and anyone protesting at their homes should have been arrested immediately.
That's absurd that you can check people randomly at the airport within the confines of the Constitution but not on the street? Do we make a stop and frisk community program not associated with the police similar to the TSA to do this? I got nothing to hide. I've been stopped at the airport many times. They want to check me, go ahead. They want to check me getting off the train, I welcome it. Until everyone is subject to the same scrutiny on the streets that we get in the airport we will be in trouble. Give me one good reason why the air should be any safer than the streets? Maybe they'd have stopped even one of these school shootings if cops could stop anyone. Do what's necessary to protect people. Stop trying to find ways to make the world unsafe. Stop worrying about peoples feelings and actually make it more difficult for crimes and murders to be committed.As long as Stop and frisk is being done within the confines of the Constitution. You must have a reasonable and articulable suspicion that a crime is being committed before stopping and frisking.
The reason is called the 4th Amendment.That's absurd that you can check people randomly at the airport within the confines of the Constitution but not on the street? Do we make a stop and frisk community program not associated with the police similar to the TSA to do this? I got nothing to hide. I've been stopped at the airport many times. They want to check me, go ahead. They want to check me getting off the train, I welcome it. Until everyone is subject to the same scrutiny on the streets that we get in the airport we will be in trouble. Give me one good reason why the air should be any safer than the streets? Maybe they'd have stopped even one of these school shootings if cops could stop anyone. Do what's necessary to protect people. Stop trying to find ways to make the world unsafe. Stop worrying about peoples feelings and actually make it more difficult for crimes and murders to be committed.
No, like I've stated in this thread previously, all public officials should be protected not just judges. Why is that so hard to understand?Hmm, so you want only the Supreme Court to be protected but not the rest of the Federal Judges?
Sorry, this is all nonsense. The Judicial Security Act should be passed as well as the bill that was unanimously passed by the Senate to protect Supreme Court justices. We are talking about people's lives. This is not politics.
Then shouldn't private industry be in charge of the security? Or do just bring up private industry when it suits you?But let's think about it. No one has to be searched at an airport if you do not want it. However, if you do not get searched, you do not have the privilege to get on the plane which is run by private industry.
A thing called 9/11 happened. Before that we did not have the federal government providing the security. It was the airport itself which did it and normally done by private security companies, if I recall correctly.Then shouldn't private industry be in charge of the security? Or do just bring up private industry when it suits you?
The federal government heavily regulated airport security on and before 09/11. Remember the "Did anyone pack your bag for you?" and "Did anyone ask you to put anything in your bag?" Al Gore stupidity?A thing called 9/11 happened. Before that we did not have the federal government providing the security. It was the airport itself which did it and normally done by private security companies, if I recall correctly.
Moreover, if you can't understand the difference of heightened security for a plane as opposed to a street, I don't know what to tell you.
A thing called 9/11 happened. Before that we did not have the federal government providing the security. It was the airport itself which did it and normally done by private security companies, if I recall correctly.
Moreover, if you can't understand the difference of heightened security for a plane as opposed to a street, I don't know what to tell you.
Or the 1st.How many things called mass shootings need to happen before you think we need change. Amazing how people want to modernize the second amendment, but don’t touch the fourth amendment.
How many people the last 2 years lost priviledges of doing what they wanted to do because they didn't get a shot. I'm sure we can find plenty of priviledges to take away for those who refuse stop and frisk. Heck I know plenty of people (nurses and teachers) who lost a priviledge called their employment because they wouldn't take shot. This is was done in an effort to "save lives", I would think the purpose of more stop and frish would be to "save lives"The reason is called the 4th Amendment.
But let's think about it. No one has to be searched at an airport if you do not want it. However, if you do not get searched, you do not have the privilege to get on the plane which is run by private industry.
However, on the street, if you are subject to a stop and frisk, you do not have the right to refuse that search even though you are just walking down the street. That would be a crime of obstruction. No right of refusal, you just can't walk away and go the opposite way in which your were walking.
Ah so you want people to be searched on the street by police without reasonable articulable suspicion. So you want a fascist state where the police can search anyone at anytime.How many things called mass shootings need to happen before you think we need change. Amazing how people want to modernize the second amendment, but don’t touch the fourth amendment.