Julia Wilson, 14, got a surprise visit from two Secret Service agents at her high school after the words "Kill Bush" appeared on her MySpace.com web page.  Julia was pulled out of her biology class to answer why she posted a cartoonish photo-collage of a knife stabbing the hand of the president under the words "Kill Bush" on her personal MYSpace page.  Julia was questioned by two Secret Service agents without her parents present, which is raising some controversy.  First Amendment lawyers question whether Secret Service over-reacted to her comment.

Well first of all, if you happen to search the internet for the words "Kill Bush", you will probably get a link to my web page.  I wonder if Secret Service will come and pay me a visit.  Trust me, if they do you will be the first to hear about it.  This would make quite a post to my blog don't you think?

Now about Julia Wilson's situation.  I don't have a problem with Secret Service agents checking out threats made to our president.  I may not agree with the president and may not approve of the job he is doing, but I definitely do not believe he should be assassinated.  What I do have a problem with, however, is when the Secret Service pulls a 14 year old girl out of her high school class room and accuses her of wanting to kill the president because of a cartoon drawing on her web page.  I also don't like the fact that she was questioned without her parents present.  How big of a threat could this young girl really be to national security?  This is just another example of our government chasing around fellow Americans and ignoring those who are really threats to our country.