Hillary wants to expand surveillance and communication

[rsacamano]

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="

" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

[apcalc]

1. Good

[gordianot]

2. That sounds like a deal.

Who better to trust than someone who has learned lessons the hard way? I do hope her hiring practices and attention to security as a start has improved.

[merrily]

3. Both the Orlando shooter and the Tsarnaev brothers had been flagged as problems

under our existing systems. Lack of surveillance was not the cause of tragedy in either instance.

[Dawgs]

4. Sounds more like George W. Bush every day.

And some here say "Good".

[tonyt53]

5. I was on the fly watch list for about four years. It didn't bother me one bit.

[Dustlawyer]

6. I would just like to be taken off of the "No Fly List" since I have been on it since at least

December of 2001! I have a very common name and I have been harassed, guns pulled on me in airports, delayed, missed flights etc., all because, at least according to the FBI, a terrorist from South Yeman used my very common name as an alias.

They really do not purge the list so the can have automatic probable cause to give many people extra attention, screening surveillance, and searches.

[Geronimoe]

7. She is describing Bush's Department of Homeland Security

DHS was setup after 911 to coordinate all departments and create better coordinated effort between various organizations. They receive close to $100 billion a year in funding.

[aggiesal]

8. Remember, ...

This is what we are voting for in November.
Actually, I'm not voting for Hillary as much as I'm voting against Trump.

Corporatist DINO!

[Pastiche423]

11. So glad you're happy with Her!

[aggiesal]

12. I'm not ...

I voted for Bernie.

But I'm not an idiot.

If Democrats don't capture the White House good luck with TRump.

[Phlem]

9. If the Government does it it's not cool but if Hillary does it, it's GREAT!

That's what Americans want, less privacy!

The fucking crazy train has come full circle.

[chapdrum]

10. You said it, Phlem.

Every time I see the body scanners at airports, I (sadly) think of Michael Chertoff, who apparently owns one of the manufacturers of said items.

Rig then game the system.

Anything but Bernie Sanders.