the torture bill will be overturned in the courts. it doesn't matter how

[truthisfreedom]

anyone voted, ultimately. it's only politics, and even though it makes us sick, i'm still voting STRAIGHT DEM TICKET.

nobody's going to sway my will. no more corrupt murderous "God's Own Perverts".

[babylonsister]

1. Unless it's not overturned. How will we know til it happens,

or doesn't. And with dimson's hand-selected judges, I'm not sure of anything.

But either way, Dems get my vote, too, and I will be voting.

[Totallybushed]

2. Maybe, maybe not.

No one can ever tell what the SC will do. But I would bet that Bush has scared them, too.

[HereSince1628]

3. I don't think it's that predictable. And even if it is the US Congress

has utterly exposed itself as a incipient Totalitarian mechanism.

The Reds are becoming more and more brazen. Now it's no great leap to declare the Democratic Party not merely weak on defense, but a threat to national security.

[lastknowngood]

4. The courts have no say in this. It specifically prohibits the courts

from interpreting or allowing challenges to the law.

[onenote]

5. provide a citation please

I believe you are misreading the law.