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9. Going by that reasoning,

Mon May 13, 2013, 01:05 PM

May 2013

if you've done nothing wrong, you shouldn't demand the police have a warrant to enter and search your home or car.

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All the IRS did was engage in profiling. I don't understand the conservative outrage [View all] Cali_Democrat May 2013 OP

kick Dawson Leery May 2013 #1

Courage in Profiles? pinboy3niner May 2013 #2

lol DrDan May 2013 #4

I know, but now the President is outraged... WhaTHellsgoingonhere May 2013 #3

Well... cynatnite May 2013 #5

The shoe is on the other foot. liberal N proud May 2013 #6

if you have done nothing wrong hfojvt May 2013 #7

Going by that reasoning, premium May 2013 #9

my "reasoning" hfojvt May 2013 #10

And yet, Pres. Obama signed the renewal of the Patriot Act. premium May 2013 #12

"Conservatives handing out money..." sofa king May 2013 #8

They need to fire the IRS workers Life Long Dem May 2013 #11

The issue is that they were caught profiling Xyzse May 2013 #13