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No civilian trials for enemy combatants, says � Ron Paul�s son?

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HotAir.com: Imagine how proud his pop must be, having spent decades railing against warmongering and militarization, to see his boy rolling this one out as the opening shot in the Kentucky GOP primary. (Who was the creative team behind the first 10 seconds? The Cheney family?) If you�re wondering why one of America�s most famous libertarians would start his campaign with an ad about terror instead of a cri de coeur about Obama�s statism, read this post by Sultan Knish and this one by Paul opponent Trey Grayson. Rand is an improvement over Ron, who once introduced a bill that would limit military tribunals to �places of active hostilities against the United States where an immediate trial is necessary to preserve fresh evidence or to prevent local anarchy,� but he ain�t much of an improvement and is deeply vulnerable on this issue in a state like Kentucky. In fact, watch the second clip below from 0:40 to around 1:50. Gitmo detainees who can�t be tried should be � dropped off in Afghanistan? What?
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