Will he be sent to G’itmo?
BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (AP) — A 19-year-old Louisiana State University student was being held Friday on $1 million bail, accused of planning an attack against Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
State District Judge Mike Erwin set bail after Richard Ryan Wargo of Shreveport, Louisiana, was booked on charges of terrorizing, communicating false information of planned arson and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
LSU Police Chief Ricky Adams said Wargo asked another student if he wanted to join him in committing arson, a "terrorist act" that he described as a "national event."
"He allegedly went on to say it was political and it involved Hillary Clinton," Adams said.
The classmate later learned Clinton had scheduled a Baton Rouge appearance. Police said the student reported Wargo to the university after a second conversation, in which Wargo allegedly made a second remark indicating he planned violence against Clinton.
That remark "was something along the lines of, ‘Have you ever heard of a dead president?’ " Adams said. "That’s language that should be of concern to anyone. Thank goodness the classmate reported it."
First, let me say with no reservation that threats of violence against any citizen like this are wrong. It matters not who the person threatened is. Free Speech does not cover this type of speech.
That said, with all the assassination chic against President Bush, Dick Cheney, Rummie, et all, how many were arrested? Plenty recieved visits from the Secret Service, but most of the left leaning media has either ignored the threats or refused to comment on them. However, kudos to CNN for refusing ads for the Death of a President, which did not please the moonbat at that link.
The reality is that most on the left have cheered the assassination chic, which allows them to engage in their fantasies of a world without George W. Bush, since, as Crazy Cindy has stated, he is the biggest terrorist in the world. Also, they are just angry. Very, very angry, and nothing will change that.
