Dept. of Homeland Security has Nothing Better to do but Confiscate Grandma's Fosomax

A story in this month's edition of the AARP Bulletin provides yet
another example of how the current administration in Washington does
the bidding of special interests at the expense of the American citizen.

For
more than a year now, the article points out, the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security has been confiscating packages of prescription drugs
ordered by American citizens most of them elderly from drugstores in
Canada.

It uses the example of Nancy Popkin of Salem, Mass., who
was one of an estimated 39,000 American citizens to have their drug
orders seized under the pretense that they represent a security threat.