Angry Americans Want Director of National Intelligence Prosecuted
For lying to Congress about spying
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
The public and even congresscritters abandon ship
Limiting surveillance to individuals who are actually being investigated is not a radical idea.
Thinks N.J. governor is out of touch about how public views surveillance
A warning shot to the establishment
FBI acknowledged using drones in eight cases since 2006, six criminal and two national security
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