In “Dog” We Trust

J.J. Jackson* | September 17, 2006

Duane “Dog” Chapman is still not out of potential trouble yet. Yes, he is free, but he still awaits an extradition hearing to see if the left wing Mexican government will get a shot at him for (Heaven forbid) enforcing U.S. Law. Something that the Mexican government cannot be bothered with.

Duane “Dog” Chapman, released on bail and still wearing the blue garb of the federal jail, assured his fans last night that he would be cleared of all charges.

His personal security guards rushed him through a crowd of supporters and reporters as he left the Federal Building and entered a sport utility vehicle. On the way, Chapman thanked his fans and said he was happy to be free, while his wife, Beth, kept shouting at him to “shut up.”

“We’re glad for our support,” Duane Chapman said. “We’re glad for everything. Everyone loves us, thank you very much. If it wasn’t for the people that love us, we don’t know what would have happened.

“We love America. The federal marshals treated us with great respect. But let me tell you, you never want to go to a federal prison because it’s terrible.”

When asked if he will be vindicated of the charges, he said, “Absolutely, brah. Absolutely.”

He still faces extradition proceedings to determine whether he should be sent to Mexico to face charges there. - Honolulu Observer

I’ll tell you what. This might be a job for the Minutemen.

I don’t mean those guys down at the border doing the job our government won’t do with regards to illegal aliens. I’m talking about citizens armed and willing to use force (like real Minutemen) and block any attempt by our government to ship the Dog to Mexico.

And while we’re at it, maybe they can shoot a couple of these Mexican drug runners for a change.

Mr. Chapman should be treated like a hero and our government should give Mexico the collective bird on this one.

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