59 members of the Senate voted in favor of my amendment to block warrantless government (failed by 1

[Celerity]

Fifty-nine members of the Senate just voted in favor of my amendment to block warrantless government surveillance of Americans' browser history. It failed by just one vote. McConnell is that much closer to giving Bill Barr the green light to spy on Americans' private information.

Mitch McConnell is forcing a Senate vote on his amendment to give Bill Barr warrantless access to Americans’ browsing history. I’ve heard a lot of bad ideas in my lifetime, but this is one of the worst.

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These are the Dems who voted against our privacy rights, and for helping give traitor Barr the green light for snooping, SMDH


https://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=116&session=2&vote=00089#position

NAYs

Carper (D-DE) <<< too often on the wrong side of these big votes when it deals with banking and the security/surveillance state (he voted to partially roll back Dodd-Frank as well)

Casey (D-PA)

Feinstein (D-CA) <<<<< arfff, and people wonder why I voted for Kevin de León in the primary and the general

Hassan (D-NH) <<< this is a little surprising

Jones (D-AL)

Kaine (D-VA)

Manchin (D-WV) <<< zero shock here

Shaheen (D-NH) <<< this is a little surprising

Warner (D-VA) <<< no shock here

Whitehouse (D-RI) <<< this is surprising


Not Voting

Murray (D-WA) <<< says she would have voted YEA, but she could not get there in time, grrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Sanders (I-VT) <<<< SMDH, inexcusable