Paying the Bill of Rights 0
The Bill of Rights is, arguably, what distinguishes the United States of America from other countries–that it chose to codify at its inception rights reserved to the citizenry.
We can use an executive who understands what the Bill of Rights actually means and understands that, if the concept of the “rule of law” is to have meaning, it applies to everyone; that occupancy of high office does not exempt one from obeying the law, even laws he or she doesn’t like or finds inconvenient.
Hell, that’s really the point of the law. To be inconvenient, so that persons can’t go off and conveniently do bad things.
Like torture.
Addendum, Later That Same Evening:
More evidence from Duncan.
