Rep. Amash Plans New Vote To Restrain NSA
Lawmakers are a little better informed than in the past
Lawmakers are a little better informed than in the past
Get a search warrant, a judge orders
To refuse to serve the state is the highest crime
The president and congressional leaders are proven liars
The cops didn't even have a warrant to enter
For lying to Congress about spying
"I wanna stop that car load of dumb sh*** in the car, I wanna stop it, but they are not going to do anything wrong."
Horrifying, yes. Shocking, no.
Look elsewhere for privacy
It would be a bit of a conflict of interest
Heading off the surveillance state
Two incidents currently being litigated
One dog had to be euthanized, the other survived, no suspect was ever found
A federal appeals court approves warrantless cellphone tracking, which the NSA may already be doing.
Still creepy, but not a universal concern
But they'd never misuse them
Your representatives at work
"Exigent circumstances" provide a multi-purpose end-run around the Fourth Amendment
A close House vote reveals wide opposition to indiscriminate surveillance.
And government workers never misuse data
Strip the authority for abuses
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