Boxer votes to allow 9/11 terrorists to possibly relocate to California
Carol Brouillet
California has problems, higher than average
unemployment, a budget that’s bust and a man-made
drought, however that is nothing compared to what
California Barbara Boxer has planned – housing
the 9/11 terrorists somewhere in the golden state.
Yes, move over Alcatraz, Boxer would like to see
the 9/11 terrorists tried in federal civilian
courts instead of traditional military commissions.
The same dirt bags that were responsible for
killing more than 3,000 innocent Americans in
2001, may be transferred to California soil and
join the ranks of Charles Manson, Hillside Strangler and O.J. Simpson.
Amendment 2669 in the Commerce, Justice, Science,
and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2010 was
written by Sen. Lindsey Graham-R S.C.; the
amendment would have prevented those responsible
for the 9/11 attacks any funds for prosecution.
California’s other Senator Diane Feinstein-D
joined her partner in crime in voting to allow
the terrorists to be tried in federal court.
“Boxer voted to weaken America’s national
security tonight when she voted against a measure
that would keep some of the world’s deadliest
terrorists out of American communities,” said
Amber Wilkerson Marchand of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
“Boxer needs to explain to her constituents why
she suddenly believes the co-conspirators of the
9/11 attacks should be tried in civilian
courtrooms alongside common criminals,” she said.
Boxer’s challengers, Carly Fiorina or Chuck
DeVore will clearly take Boxer to task on this
careless vote in the nation’s capital.