do you think  its good  that george ryan is guilty?
361628
Good is a relative term. Fair and just, yes, I think it was fair and just. Politicians should uphold the laws, not get involved in illegal activity.
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Is he guilty?  If he's still in jail from 1979 - it must have been pretty heinous.  I vote you leave him there until he's finished serving his time.
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You are asking two questions. Guilty? \n\nHe is innocent at the moment until proved guilty, which the court will decide on the evidence presented.\n\nDoes he deserve to be on trial? Yes, from what has been reported. But I have no first hand knowledge.
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i think George is one of the best Presidents we've ever had.  The problem is, the liberal media (democrats), portray him to be evil and deceitful.  It's all about politics.  80% of the country was in favor of the war at the time we declared it now everyone wants to back out and are pointing fingers at George.  He is doing the right thing by staying but he constantly faces a lot of opposition.  \nHe is accused of causing our national deficit to go through the roof but what people fail to realize is that it costs lots of money to go to war.  They also fail  to realize that Congress does stupid things like allotting $500,000 recently for a teapot museum in one of the Northern states.  \nRegarding medicare, he came up with a plan.  It's not the best plan and he's been largely criticized for it but I don't see anyone else coming up with one better.\nRegarding same-sex marriage...he has never denied being a Christian and how he feels on that subject.  Democrats want the government to take care of them financially but to stay out of their lives all together.\nI could go on and on but you get the jest of it....He's a great American and a great President.  Please watch Fox News or listen to talk radio for more ammo against your apparently misinformed or uneducated class mates.
816592
Sounds good to me. He is one of the most brilliant men in politics.
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Personally, I do not find him needing to be tried for, er, treason...but, hey...\n\n...Well, I must naturally base this turn of events around how it may benefit me - would this mean that we would suddenly find an influx of attractive British ladies in America, with those cute accents and all?\n\nIf so, sure! Sounds great to me!
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thats old news....he already had a trial and was found not guilty an all counts.  Ifthere are new ones, i havent heard of them yet and apologize for an ineffective answer.
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He could very well be forgiven if something positive comes out of it.  Although it's a far-fetched wish. I, too, don't hold as many grudges as 60% of Americans do.  And I'm not even a Republican.  I like to believe that he is just unaware and pretty much doing what he thinks is best with the little knowledge that he really has (about many things)...\n\nBut, hey.  History judges us all.
859200
No! If you pay attention you will understand we are a country of laws not justice. I would rather see 100 guilty go free then 1 innocent be imprisoned. But today it is win at all cost and the people don't seem to care. O.J. is a good example I watched the entire trial and I would have voted not guilty too. Dr. Lee is the leading forensic scientist in the world, and he pointed out people don't bleed blood preservative. Most people in this country talk as if O.J. was found guilty even though the prosecution had no real evidence against him, only tainted evidence. Why didn't anyone follow through with the evidence Dr. Lee presented that said there were other people at that crime scene other then police, and the footprints were much too small to be O.J.? It is a spin of a wheel when you walk into an American court.
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My understanding is that it is part of an ongoing offensive against corruption in Illinois. Ryan isn't the only person caught up in it. Mayor Daley's former patronage chief faces trial shortly along with three colleagues. My understanding is that it isn't related to capital punishment.
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hahaha.lol.\n\nWho's guilty eh?
930789
The tabloids are reporting that there was another woman and that Ryan has been cheating all along and when Reese found out, he didn't deny it and she ended things right away. Thus, the reason they didn't look too chummy or lovey dovey at the "Flag of Our Fathers" movie premiere 2 weeks ago on 16OCT06.\n\nHere's some juicy info I found out yesterday. Not sure if it's true or not, but here's the latest rumor behind the split (can also be viewed on the first link pasted below).\n\nSee further down for an update released today, 01NOV06 (can also be viewed on the second link pasted below).\n\nAnd finally, a clip of the couple walking down the red carpet for the "Flag of Our Fathers" movie premiere can be viewed on the third link pasted below. An article accompanies the clip, which is pasted here too (see Access Hollywood).\n______________________________...\n\nThe Ryan Reese Split - Blame it on the Blonde and the BlackBerry\nTue, 10/31/2006 - 11:28am\n\nJust as we predicted, the rumor mill has been circulating in full force ever since Reese and Ryan announced their split yesterday. There's been accusations of cheating, knock-down, drag-out fighting, and now it's come back around to cheating again. It always does. And so far, according to numerous unknown sources, Ryan is to blame. National Enquirer reports:\n\nSources now tell The ENQUIRER that when Reese found apparent email proof of Ryan cheating it finally convinced her to end the troubled relationship. "Reese is heartbroken," a source told The ENQUIRER. Reese discovered Ryan's messages when she accompanied him to New York for the premiere of his movie "Flags of Our Fathers" on Oct. 16. At the premiere the couple smiled and posed for photos together, "but when they got back to the hotel, Reese found Ryan's BlackBerry, which he'd carelessly left in the bathroom -- and she read it," said the source. "Ryan was caught red-handed. All he could say was he didn't mean what he'd written to the other woman." Ryan went to Morocco to finish filming "Stop Loss" and hoped Reese would cool off while he was gone. But when he got home to their Brentwood, CA., mansion in late October, he was no longer welcome. The marriage was over and Reese kicked him out.\n\nCan this really be true? Once again we are the naive fan who really thought there was such a thing as the golden Hollywood couple. We were the suckers that thought Nick and Jessica were for real as well. Let's hope someone gets married this weekend to even out the bad news.\n______________________________...\n\nInside Reese & Ryan's Split\nWed, 11/01/2006 - 10:36am\n\nReese and Ryan sadly announced their split earlier this week, so it's no surprise they have landed a ton of magazine covers this weekend. Since we heard the news on Monday, we have learned more about them fighting in public, and then Reese reading Ryan's Blackberry to reveal a third party may be involved. Life & Style reveals that Reese was worried about Ryan cheating while he was away on set. They also predict that she has the upper hand and is calling the shots. US Weekly is claiming that Ryan was too open with his cheating and when Reese found out he did not deny it. As for that other women, well her name is Abbie Cornish and you can see pics of them on the set by clicking here.\n\nUPDATE - No pre-nup. TMZ reports that Reese could lose millions in the divorce and that while they are trying to keep things peaceful for the kids, there is "no talk of reconciliation and that divorce papers are merely a matter of time."\n\nTo read more from this weekend's Life & Style,\n\nHere's a teaser of what you'll see in this weekend's issue....\n\nReese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe were always open about their struggles as a couple, admitting to relationship counseling and working hard to make their marriage succeed. But Ryan’s
1024942
Rahul Mahajan is guilty.Is there any doubt?
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First impulse: yes.\n\nThen, I remember we have a nasty tendancy to imprison/punish the innocent, so the evidence would have to be pretty overwhelming. Otherwise, no.
804784
Guilty as charged............
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yes......... it has little to do with us, believe it or not...\n\nhe was found guilty in an Iraqi court by Iraqi people and the law in Iraq is the death penalty for these sort of crimes.... its was his country, his rules... if he was tried in the UK, there is no way he could have had the death penalty
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I think that if it is proved that he lied, he (or any other public servant for that matter) should have to face justice.\nYour question is very important\nBush supporters, if it is proved beyond doubt that he lied, shouldn't he have to be impeached? of course he should just as a democrat would have to if he lied.\nIt's not a matter of being a democrat or a republican, it is a matter of law and following it.\nDon't get all angry about it conservative. The question is objective and clear. It deserves an equally objective and clear response