No Regrets for Feinstein Over NSA Support

For her, the abuses are a feature

The California Democrat said NSA privacy rules violations were not intentional and did not warrant indignation.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) chairwoman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said Friday that the National Security Agency (NSA) never "intentionally abused its authority," following a report that the agency had broken its own privacy rules thousands of times in the past several years.

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[Sevo]

Yeah, sorry, Mr. Chairman; that bomb that took out Minsk was just a mistake. You can understand that, right?
The woman is too dumb to be ashamed.

[XM]

She's a senator from California, so...... Chinatown.

[Jon Lester]

This is who wants to take away the scary semiautomatic rifles from us and give fully automatic variants to al-Qaeda elements in Syria.

[Gladstone]

So anyone going to say something about Dan White?

[ant1sthenes]

I thought the Circle of the Black Thorn was eliminated...

[postalmarksman]

please Mr. IRS auditor, my mistake wasn't intentional let me go

[John Galt]

The more information that comes out, the more it looks like Diane Feinstein may be "the man behind the curtain" after all.

[Spartacus]

"I never thought there were any limits to my authority, so any so-called abuses were completely unintentional."