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In reply to the discussion: The DOJ had Subpoenas to monitor the AP [View all]Skidmore
(37,364 posts)23. It's worth noting that the press is only concerned about because it affects them directly.
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If we don't like the laws granting expansive powers to the Executive branch, then tell
Pryderi
May 2013
#5
A great opportunity that will be missed because, as usual, we focus on the wrong things
apples and oranges
May 2013
#33
No actual content or wiretap. Just paper records of which numbers called which numbers.
JaneyVee
May 2013
#52
"It’s an astonishing assault on core values of our society.” From the link.
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2013
#6
Yes. I do. And I would recommend President Obama propose legislation be passed to address it.
Pryderi
May 2013
#19
It's worth noting that the press is only concerned about because it affects them directly.
Skidmore
May 2013
#23
But it was 'secret' inasmuch as the DOJ does not immediately check in with AP about its activities.
randome
May 2013
#12
"wherever possible" we're talking about a story that endangered CIA operatives lives and National
Pryderi
May 2013
#31
That has to do with wiretapping and physical evidence. I don't see how FISA applies here.
randome
May 2013
#42
Who would want to live in a society where the government cannot have free access to sources
Douglas Carpenter
May 2013
#36