Hurrah for the Sheriff.

That's rich, the same sheriff's had no problem taking everything suspected drug offenders owned prior to actually being convicted of the crime.
But now they are outraged about limiting our freedoms?
Protect and serve you morons, or step down and let someone else do the job.

The world is full of dimwits, and apparently some of them get elected Sheriff.

Fish on...

Todd

And some get elected President

That's because clowns like you vote for them. <cough> GW Bush <cough>

The funny part, of course, is that;

1. Unconstitutional laws are not enforceable already.

2. Judges decide what is unconstitutional. A Sheriff, who is a member of the executive branch of government, does not. Guess what a Sheriff making such a decision is? He's someone acting...wait for it...

Unconstitutionally.

He should be recalled for acting so.

Fish on...

Todd

Todd,

I am sure that you already know all that I am about to say on this matter and more, so let me tell you that my reason for making this post is not to inform you, but to fill a gap or two that you left in your post. I hope that some will see a chasm remains.

Facts;

Many laws have been passed that are later deemed to be unconstitutional.

Many laws of which their constitutionality are not in doubt, are not actively enforced.

It is also a fact that Eric Holder, Attorney General for the Obama administration, is well known for his and or the administrations selective enforcement. The reason commonly given (by both parties), to legitimize selective enforcement is that the resources are not available to expect that all laws can, our should be enforced with equal zeal.

Conclusion;

I would suspect that the Sheriff from Oregon is not in possession of the resources that Eric Holder is, so I think to hold him to a higher standard than we hold Mr. Holder is unreasonable.

Respectfully.

Jus a bunch of fluff. If or when it comes to it. Said Sheriff will fold his hand like it was 7 ..2 offsuit.

Does not want to interfere with his pension and or his $90,000 year job.