Can Bush Order Killing of SUSPECTED Terrorist INSIDE the US?

Another step into the cattle trucks… MOOO:

Steven Bradbury, acting head of the department’s Office of Legal Counsel, went to a closed-door Senate intelligence committee meeting last week to defend President George W. Bush’s surveillance program. During the briefing, said administration and Capitol Hill officials (who declined to be identified because the session was private), California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein asked Bradbury questions about the extent of presidential powers to fight Al Qaeda; could Bush, for instance, order the killing of al Qaeda suspect known to be on U.S. soil? Bradbury replied that he believed Bush could indeed do this, at least in certain circumstances.

Certain circumstances meaning ‘whenever I want to’ or ‘when I get bored’ or ‘right before mid-term elections to goose approval ratings.’