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In reply to the discussion: The President should separate himself from this NSA debate. [View all]kentuck
(113,738 posts)29. It is not legally possible to get one warrant for one million people.
If they wish to eavesdrop on a million Americans, they will need one million warrants...
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Or the opposite where he orders a complete review and then stops the parts with obvious problems.
dkf
Aug 2013
#2
You're assuming that the NSA and the Cheney goons still in place haven't put the screws
HardTimes99
Aug 2013
#4
Reagan issued a mea culpa along those lines during Iran-Contra which kept him from
HardTimes99
Aug 2013
#10
How could they? He has a MICROPHONE. He has the US Marshals that work for him....
Demo_Chris
Aug 2013
#11
I grant you it smacks of conspiracy theory to end all conspiracy theories. And I am
HardTimes99
Aug 2013
#12
We are all guilty of something, even if we all should not go to prison. I read that
HardTimes99
Aug 2013
#21
Good grief. If Obama grabbed a Microphone and said his name the guy would be behind bars in an hour.
Demo_Chris
Aug 2013
#18
It would be a good move to detach himself from the house of cards that is rapidly collapsing
quinnox
Aug 2013
#5
Separate himself? no, I think the President should continue oversight & be involved in any discovery
Sunlei
Aug 2013
#13
Are you saying if the president needs to separate himself from then NSA debate if does
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#26
I dont think the president is ever going to give enough information which is going to stop
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#28
To whom or what do you think the phobe call records belong? Perhaps you missed when I said the
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#30
You are very wrong here, you purchase gas from a pump but you do not own the pump or station,
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#33
You are right, you possess the card just as you own the device you communicate with but you do not
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#42
Because you entrusted them with that information for the service they provide...
kentuck
Aug 2013
#43
I think I stated a warrant was required to obtain the information on credit cards, etc. A warrant is
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#44
It is true the employee records belongs to the employer even though the records are about the
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#36
I'm tired. So I'm not going to "argue". Truth is I think that's a tricky question.
bemildred
Aug 2013
#37
I am not here to argue, if you have ever watched some of the Dateline programs on murders and the
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#38
I get your point you think the records are your property but I dont even think Bush or
Thinkingabout
Aug 2013
#41
No, I meant what I said, I think it's unclear, and we paper it over with hand waving and graft now.
bemildred
Aug 2013
#46
After he signed, twice, the Constitution-shattering NDAA section 1021
Fire Walk With Me
Aug 2013
#34
I'd love to see him have a debate with the ACLU, Amnesty International, and Daniel Ellsberg.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Aug 2013
#35