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* In any county, in any state of these [[Eagle Land|United States]], the District Attorney's office will ''always'' contest the release of a convicted prisoner (even if [[Science Marches On|due to exoneration by new evidence]]).

* The Drudge Report gave details of Prince Harry's military service in Afghanistan. [http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/29/world/asia/29iht-prince.4.10584701.html This forced him to end his tour of duty early.] The Ministry of Defense pointed out, in remarkably restrained tones, that the publicity endangered everyone around Harry, as well as Harry himself. It probably says something about Britain that those facts were listed in ''precisely'' that order.

{{quote| "This decision has been taken primarily on the basis that the worldwide media coverage of Prince Harry in Afghanistan could impact on the security of those who are deployed there, as well as the risks to him as an individual soldier," the statement added.}}

{{quote|"This decision has been taken primarily on the basis that the worldwide media coverage of Prince Harry in Afghanistan could impact on the security of those who are deployed there, as well as the risks to him as an individual soldier," the statement added.}}

** Even before the news got out, the prince's squad had cheerfully nicknamed him "Bullet Magnet"...

* [[Barack Obama]] has gotten this from the Left for quite a few things, including his handling of the [[War On Terror]], health care, and the budget crisis. Perhaps the worst thing he's done is signing a law which would [http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-3-2012/lockup-everyone eliminate due process] for ''anyone'' suspected of terrorism. One thing that can get you on the list is ''having more than 7 days worth of food in your home''.