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JDPriestly

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5. At least Congress agrees there is a problem with the current program.
Thu Feb 6, 2014, 08:11 AM
Feb 2014

Any program that can be interpreted to allow even inadvertent collection of the data on the communications of members of Congress or of other branches of government as well as citizens (voters) without a warrant based on probable cause needs to be stopped. We cannot claim to be a free country or even a democracy if a small clique in the government working with private contractors is collecting that kind of data on citizens (voters) and politicians.

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