You mean this one I wrote over 2 weeks ago: http://biggovernment.com/2009/11/25/barbara-boxer... ?

Or my YouTube ad on the topic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4n2JQ53UzM ?

Or the 82,000 faxes our supporters sent to Capitol Hill in opposition to Boxer's cap-and-tax scheme: http://taxfax.us/taxfax/

All the best,

Chuck DeVore
California State Assemblyman
Candidate for United States Senate, 2010
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You mean this one I wrote over 2 weeks ago: http://biggovernment.com/2009/11/25/barbara-boxer... ?

Or my YouTube ad on the topic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4n2JQ53UzM ?

Or the 82,000 faxes our supporters sent to Capitol Hill in opposition to Boxer's cap-and-tax scheme: http://taxfax.us/taxfax/

All the best,

Chuck DeVore
California State Assemblyman
Candidate for United States Senate, 2010
www.ChuckDeVore.com
Be a supporter: http://www.facebook.com/DeVoreForCalifornia
Follow on Twitter: http://twitter.com/chuckdevore
Contribute: https://www.fundraisingbynet.net/fbn/contributeFe...

I understand that after the families came to see me, they also got support from Congressman Duncan Hunter, Senator Ducheny, and Assemblyman Joel Anderson, and others. Thanks to them for engaging on this important human rights issue.

Yes, there is proof, that the three captured enemy combatants who were waterboarded did, in fact, produce actionable intelligence after use of the enhanced interrogation techniques. Before that: nothing. Hence the use of enhanced interrogation techniques. They worked.

Stunning that you would cite the arrest of the D.C. sniper. When a citizen or person lawfully in the U.S. commits a crime, of course they should be treated as a criminal.

By your very flawed logic, you would have military personnel in the field of battle read captured terrorists their Miranda Rights. This is insane. That is why your ilk is not trusted by the American people to properly protect our nation and the U.S. Constitution against Islamo-fascists.

You cannot see the difference between combat and domestic law enforcement efforts?

Therein is the challenge. The terrorists aren't following the Geneva Convention. So, they cannot be treated as enemy prisoners of war. So, do we treat them as criminals and give them the full rights of the accused? The previous administration put them into a third category. What would you do? Remember, your life and freedom is at stake.

What I wrote, or the film?

You miss my point, which, as the headline and the last two paragraphs ask, "What if Tarantino Had the ‘Basterds’ Take Taliban Scalps?" Clearly I did not equate the film to our prosecution of the current "overseas contingency operations."

It takes little imagination to understand that such a film wouldn't be made today. It seems some enemies of freedom are more deserving than others in the eyes of Hollywood -- although I am more than happy to be proven wrong in my lifetime.

Jude, I don't know if if counts as a flashmob RickRoll in your book, but about 50 of my volunteers made up a mess of signs and linked up with hundreds of tea party protesters who made it clear what they thought of "Ma'am" Boxer's book signing in Danville yesterday. Here's some footage of the event. At the end, you can see Boxer leaving out the back door of her book signing to the chants of "Go 'ma'am'!" http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=76d_1250368527. Interesting to see how badly they outnumbered the clean energy jobs folks across the street.

Makes me feel better that the NSRC is shilling for yet-to-declare Carly Fiorina for U.S. Senate against Boxer while my campaign has generated more than 45,000 faxes to the U.S. Senate against Boxer's cap-and-trade energy tax. Weak talk vs. strong action. See: www.taxfax.us.