> there's a metric ton of political capital at stake I'm not disagreeing but killing American citizens without due process goes 100% against the fabric of our

> there's a metric ton of political capital at stake I'm not disagreeing but killing American citizens without due process goes 100% against the fabric of our Constitution. Every special forces member I have met has a fervent desire to support and uphold the document that makes this country great. If we have enough intelligence to target this person with a drone, in my opinion, we probably have enough to send in a team to grab him. > The decision to send in warm bodies is not taken lightly, in large part because failures can be catastrophic and quite public. I think this statement holds true for both a drone assassination and sending in US personnel to capture an enemy combatant. Neither should be taken lightly.