…relies on “a functioning medical profession regulated under the states’ police powers,” he wrote. “In the face of the CSA’s silence on the practice of medicine generally and its recognition…

…those who blame the Bush Administration. Check out how Bush’s favorite lapdog carries the water for him and attacks the local government including the police (the 4:02 PM post). Yes,…

…blame local authorities game. Kash is right that 1500 police and a hundred local buses was not enough. Goldberg seems to be confused on the geography of New Orleans as…

…and even with that massive influx of manpower the process is still taking days. How many police officers did New Orleans have? A total of just 1500. Similarly, moving the…

…of GDP) would mean that the states would have to raise taxes to pay for public education and public order (police and fire departments). So of the remaining Federal spending,…

…And I think the security situation in Iraq is going to get worse before it gets better. There’s a rhyme or reason to what’s happening here. They’re attacking police stations….

…Charles Graner, who has been described as the “ringleader” of abuse at Abu Ghraib. Graner and England are among seven military police charged in the prison scandal. Press reports indicate…

…treatment of a few Muslim prisoners of war by a small group of our military police. These are the type of prisoners who just a few months ago were throwing…

…drug card that rolled out yesterday – if only they knew what they were getting. “It’s too complicated,” said Shirley Cox, as she finished a craft project at the Police…

…is this Newsweek story alleging that the Pentagon was out of the loop on the Chalibi raid: When Iraqi police, guarded by American GIs, burst into the home and offices…