Setback in Bush's War on Liberty...

An ACLU press release states the following:

Late this afternoon, Judge Perry A. Little of the 13th Judicial Circuit in Hillsborough County stopped the suspicionless pat-down searches of all persons entering Raymond James Stadium for National Football League games. The ruling comes in the first legal challenge to a controversial policy the NFL has sought to impose on stadiums across the country.

Judge Little issued the preliminary injunction to stop the searches while a legal challenge by the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida goes forward. The ACLU brought the lawsuit on behalf of Tampa Bay Buccaneers season ticket holder Gordon Johnston, a high school civics teacher.

George Bush's War Against Liberty, commonly referred to as the War Against Terror, has suffered a great setback today, and hopefully Americans will soon wakeup to the reality that absolute security cannot be provided by any government. Further, I hope that the People will begin to recognize that trading liberty for presumptions of security directly contradicts the moral compass of our Republic and our Constitution.

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