Random bits
Today a court ruled against the ACLU in its suit against AT&T. The ACLU was trying to get court to rule the phone company couldn't cooperate with the federal government any longer in giving them records.
This fight isn't over. Score round one for the Bush administration.
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The Dodgers keep losing. The Giants keep winning. When will this insanity end?
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Hezbollah said they were surprised by the Israeli response. Apparently the big plan was to kidnap and then "to swap the Israeli soldiers for three Lebanese held in Israeli jails, with Germany acting as a mediator as it has in past prisoner exchanges."
The leader of Hezbollah said "The truth is — let me say this clearly — we didn't even expect (this) response ... that (Israel) would exploit this operation for this big war against us."
Two things: First, that's what you get for thinking. Second, he sounds like this is a game. We snag two and you give us three and while we talk about it, we'll bring in Germany to work this out. Maybe we'll order pizza.
Perhaps Israel is tired of this game of trading killers for soldiers.
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Here's a bill we're going to editoralize on Thursday. Give it a look.
--Rick Silva
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