The Future Face of Federal Prisoners?

Nick Gillespie | 10.14.2010 4:18 PM

More info at the Independence Institute.

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Kathleen Sebelius 16 years ago

Mr. Gillespie, inform your readers that there will be zero tolerance for this type of misinformation.
1. Please Die 16 years ago
  
  Die, bitch! Die!
Jim 16 years ago

This is so inaccurate. There's no room for thieves and murderers. The third guy would be joined by one who smoked a joint and another who was carrying a gram of weed.
1. Snowball 16 years ago
  
  And of course the person who didn't know he was buying TOO much cold flu pills.
jtuf 16 years ago

What would happen if enough people refused to buy the mandated healthcare as a civil disobedience?
Alan Kellogg 16 years ago

At least he wasn't littering.
NoStar 16 years ago

As an inmate, that dude will receive government funded health care.

Isn't that what Obama and Pelsoi wanted?

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