Rand Paul zings Obama: PowerPoint presentations are not due process

http://twitter.com/#!/SenRandPaul/status/337662401132511234

The world turned fully upside down today when Code Pink’s Medea Benjamin heckled President Obama during a national security speech, completing the 360-degree turn begun when Code Pink presented Republican Sen. Rand Paul with a hand-made thank-you valentine. Paul had won appreciation from both sides of the political aisle for his filibuster demanding Attorney General Eric Holder clarify the Obama administration’s policy on targeting American citizens with drones. As much as the president likes to stay above the dirty business of the war on terror, Paul and others insist he display leadership on the issue of targeting American citizens.

Paul posted a brief press release in response to the president’s speech:

http://twitter.com/#!/SenRandPaul/status/337662117148766208
http://twitter.com/#!/SenRandPaul/status/337662500155834368

Paul’s stance on due process continues to flabbergast liberals who find themselves defending a rather “hawkish” President Obama and, by extension, George W. Bush. Much as MSNBC host Touré did, Media Matters’ Oliver Willis has come out of the closet as a drone program supporter, even under Bush.

http://twitter.com/#!/owillis/status/337665658764525569
http://twitter.com/#!/owillis/status/337665929192275970
http://twitter.com/#!/owillis/status/337666240912973825
http://twitter.com/#!/dmataconis/status/337666434798858240
http://twitter.com/#!/dmataconis/status/337666656593653760

Whatever it might have accomplished aside from allowing him to spike the Osama bin Laden football one more time, the president’s speech failed to settle the issue.

http://twitter.com/#!/JayJoyce/status/337664293682180096
http://twitter.com/#!/Rob_N_SoCal/status/337662672407494656
http://twitter.com/#!/Gavin_Sub/status/337662789072089088
http://twitter.com/#!/supergabriella/status/337662474495082496

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/05/23/sen-rand-paul-zings-president-obama-powerpoint-presentations-are-not-due-process/

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