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Lynn Sweet on CNN and MSNBC: Is Illinois the New Gitmo?

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11/17/09

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Politics Daily columnist and Daily FLOTUS writer Lynn Sweet spoke with CNN's Don Lemon on Monday about the Obama administration's controversial proposal to move Guantanamo Bay detainees to an abandoned prison in Illinois. Click here to read Lynn Sweet's story about the proposal, and click play below to watch the CNN segment (CNN video link here).

UPDATE: Lynn Sweet also appeared on the Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC on Monday to discuss this issue. Click play below to watch the segment.

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jodylrwebb

11:20AM Nov 17th 2009

Send them all to Chicago. Dont lock them up at all. Let the SOBs run the streets with the rest of Obamas trash. Let Obama look them over first hand and hell,...he might find a couple to give white house jobs to. Would be fitting with the rest of the scum he employed.

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Jody

2:17PM Nov 17th 2009

Yeah, they could become "politicians" in the land of the dirty political machine.

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bob

9:29PM Nov 17th 2009

Hey Colin....

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6:01PM Sep 15th 2009
Give them their own segment called "SweetCorn". perfect for the end of summer and combined they're just a few kernels short of an ear.
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......would it kill ya to acknowledge where you got the name for your little column here?

Well if you don't pretty soon I'm gonna start making fun of your haircut.

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