Did you hear about the Obama administration's "white paper" that sets out the legal justification for killing U.S. citizens suspected of being members of al-Qaida?

The White House defended the practice of targeted killing as "legal'...ethical and...wise." Do you think it is okay in order to protect innocent Americans from being killed by terrorists?

It has come to light that there was a secret 2010 Justice Department legal opinion in which it asserts that the government has the constitutional power to kill a U.S. citizen who is believed to be a leader of al-Qaida or an "associated force" and is in another country "actively engaged in planning operations to kill Americans." Based upon this definition, does your answer above still remain the same?