The President's decision is further evidence that the Administration is totally unwilling to abide by the checks and balances that are so central to our democracy.

Rather than "a war for law," as Jonathan Wallace calls it, we hold our breaths waiting to hear law’s last gasp.

The word "homeland" had a strange ring, like a false note in a piece of music.

The tragedy should not be used to recklessly start a war that could actually unleash an endless carnage of innocent people and all of this on behalf of justice and under the peculiar and bizarre name of Infinite Justice.

The worshipping of different Gods and prophets, has spawned more wars, more ethnic cleansings and more bloodshed in the annals of history than any other single factor.

Let's change our ethnic labels to a reference that will support our primary commitment and loyalty to America.

I'm sure that there are plenty of conservatives and even right-wingers who are capable of treating people decently and not spitting on our nation's institutions, particularly at charity events.

To fight terrorism, we need to give $671 million to General Electric, $608 million to Texas Utilities, $600 million to Daimler Chrysler...

We are all on the front lines. We are each responsible for doing what is necessary.

In the computer age, effective border security does not need to involve the long lines we saw at the border following September 11.

Though we should not be US clients we should be on the side of justice.