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"Crane asked if Romney believed the president should have the authority to arrest U.S. citizens with no review. Romney said he would want to hear the pros and cons from smart lawyers before he made up his mind."
How can someone who has held leadership positions in the LDS Church, a church with a long history of official utterances claiming its stand on the divinity of the U.S. Constitution even make such a statement? Does he not realize that any answer except an unequivocal "No!" is tantamount to treason?
One simple question that the Deseret News obviously won't address:
How much of my tax money goes to support the veiled conclaves of Cheney in which policies that involve all of us are discussed by a secretive club of boosters?