Bush signs law to widen legal reach for wiretapping

People familiar with the law say it provides legal framework for warrantless surveillance conducted in secret.
The New York Times

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[The_Decider]

R.I.P. America

America and its constitution is now dead.

All those that voted for it, and of course Bush are now guilty of treason. An impeachable offense, at the least.

I guess the democrats who voted for it, did not get the message last November. The House and Senate leadership did not get the message. Bush, being a power hungry dimwit, obviously didn't get the message that his 1984-like tactics are not welcome in America.

China should seriously consider asking these evil bozos to run that country.

[Iansdad]

Where's the outrage?

Congress capitulates to President ****-for-brains and gives authority over unconstitional surveillance to our lying fascist Attorney General and America is largely silent! Where is the outrage over this blatant act of betrayal of the Constitution by our elected representatives.

[RonPaulRules]

Vote for Ron Paul in the primary

You want your rights back, you want the constitution support than vote!

[AlexRiedel]

Time to leave...

.. this country.

[mbenedict]

Bye bye...

Like anyone would notice you leaving?