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if it's that simple and "*shrug* I see nothing wrong since it happened oversea", then I am truly fearful for America. Good luck finding any country that would even agree to allow this shameless act to happen in their country.The Constitution covers the duties and limitations of the US President, yes. We expect the President to follow the laws of the Constitution, yes.
US Constitutional protections don't cover Americans overseas. They are under the laws of whatever country they are in.
We can say that the President is required to obey the Constitution.
We can't say that the Constitution protects Americans overseas. Just because a person is an American, his Constitutional rights don't follow him overseas.
That doesn't mean the President is allowed to ignore the laws that limit his powers.
Beside... I don't see any way around this since President Ford had already issued executive order forbidding any government-sanctioned assassination/murder/etc. I also don't see ANYBODY in government supporting this either.
a political mess. an embarrassment. a public mistrust. and worst of all - politic of fear.I don't see the relevance of the Israeli example upon our laws.
for proving my point that we did not have to resort to lawless action. 


