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In reply to the discussion: Post here to admit you were wrong about Snowden and NSA [View all]HardTimes99
(2,049 posts)sure gloating (or maybe 'taunting') is the way to move the discussion forward, as emotionally gratifying as it may seem. At best, such gloating feels a little unseemly, given the serious nature of the matters at hand.
Now that Conyers and Sensenbrenner variously have demonstrated that the pro-Snowden faction is correct, I think we now need to move to a discussion of what is to be done to correct matters. For example, Sensenbrenner raised the issue of Congress' power of the purse as a sword of Damocles.
Personally, I'd like to see a thorough house-cleaning of the upper echelons of the security state, starting iwth Clapper's and Alexanders' immediate resignations. Since they were never protecting us from anything anyway, their resignations will not threaten our security in the slightest.