Don't be mistaken--it's not like he was in Anniston or something and our big bad police state kicked in the door and capped his ass.
He was in a foreign country, fighting on the side of the enemy of our country.
He got what he deserved.
Next you'll tell me that our soldiers fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, while engaged in a firefight, should holler "time out" and say "yoo hoo, anybody got an American passport over there? If so, come on out so we can arrest you."
Ron Paul would no doubt deem that proper and Constitutional.
