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12. I don't mind the NSA spying, and never have

Fri Jan 24, 2014, 07:22 PM

Jan 2014

Last edited Sat Jan 25, 2014, 10:29 AM - Edit history (1)

I DO mind the NSA, or any other US agency, doing warrantless domestic spying.

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Well, we've located the smoking gun flamingdem Jan 2014 #1

Overwhelmed We Are gussmith Jan 2014 #18

K&R DeSwiss Jan 2014 #3

How can you expect him to release them to a "pro-Democratic group"? louis-t Jan 2014 #4

I have to agree with you Lebam in LA Jan 2014 #5

this^^^^^^^ delrem Jan 2014 #9

^^^yes^^^ Progressive dog Jan 2014 #15

Many states have open records laws. So it might be the law. Ash_F Jan 2014 #20

What are the chances... DonViejo Jan 2014 #26

More to the point, those emails SHOULDN'T be personal rocktivity Jan 2014 #6

Exactly! TexasTowelie Jan 2014 #8

Sometimes there is a valid reason for a state employee to avebury Jan 2014 #19

In the example I gave, there would always be avebury Jan 2014 #25

You're Right modrepub Jan 2014 #14

The devil is in the details! SoapBox Jan 2014 #7

Go talk to the NSA. I am sure they can find them. yourout Jan 2014 #10

See ...this is why we need the NSA. L0oniX Jan 2014 #11

I don't mind the NSA spying, and never have rocktivity Jan 2014 #12

MUST. blkmusclmachine Jan 2014 #13

From the wording I think it may mean freedom fighter jh Jan 2014 #23

“And, uh, for that reason, I am perfectly willing to— George II Jan 2014 #21