Yesterday, he posted at Redstate on the fact that a number of student visas have been issued to Saudis and Muslims.
One quote from his response to a comment reveals what must have been the real reason that he was so upset with Lieutenant Colonel Peters for that column:
Your faith in the American education system is rather touching. I do not share it. I've been on record for a complete cessation of all Muslim immigration for well over a year now.
Time for me to go on record, Mr. Cella: I think your reaction to Colonel Peters' column was the reaction of a man who has read the denunciation of conduct and recognized he was one of those that was being rightfully denounced.
The last time I checked, the First Amendment did not have an exemption that excluded Islam from its protections.
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When you throw a stick at a pack of dogs, the one that barks is the one you hit.
Part of it is to be very blunt about those who are trying to make it wider, as Colonel Peters was.
Simple: go after jihadism, not Islam. The latter is perfectly legitimate; the former is sedition and the attempted violent overthrow of the United States government, both of which are felonies.
In other words, the act is the defining element.
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