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South Carolina uses state troopers to block plutonium shipments

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by AMaster, Jun 15, 2002.

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    http://www.cnn.com/2002/ALLPOLITICS/06/14/plutonium.standoff.ap/index.html

    christ, when will the state governers learn that they cannot tell the Federal government to go to hell? This was tried back in the 50s, when a southern governer used the national guard to block federaly mandated integration of schools. President Eisenhower used an airborne division to make sure integration took place. I wonder what Bush will do. Should be entertaining
     
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    [​IMG] While SC's government is completely in the wrong, you can be sure Bush won't be doing anything about it. As usual, his team of advisers and his "Uncle Cheney" will be acting through him...I too would like to see what he would do, but we're stuck with a moron as the most powerful man in the world...
     
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    I just wonder how much protest there would be if AL (the inventor of the internet) GORE was president. I'm just as surprised that we haven't read or heard from the environmentalist wacko's too. Surprised because this stuff gets hauled (over how many state lines?) before it ever gets to Georgia.
     
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