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AnotherMcIntosh

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Reply to Ed Suspicious (Reply #1)

Wed Jun 12, 2013, 09:14 AM

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NSA surveillance: anger mounts in Congress at 'spying on Americans' [View all] dipsydoodle Jun 2013 OP

Thanks UK for keeping us informed when our news figures do not. Ed Suspicious Jun 2013 #1

+1 harun Jun 2013 #2

+2 AnotherMcIntosh Jun 2013 #7

+3 valerief Jun 2013 #27

Time to repeal the PATRIOT act and defund the NSA The Green Manalishi Jun 2013 #3

Good piece pmorlan1 Jun 2013 #4

I love that.. The "least untruthful" answer christx30 Jun 2013 #20

OMG, I'm sleeping with Jane too. DCKit Jun 2013 #40

Sure....."many claimed never to have heard" /nt jakeXT Jun 2013 #5

This is funny sharp_stick Jun 2013 #6

"Shocked to discover spying is going on..." KansDem Jun 2013 #14

Exactly the scene that came to my mind when I read that. nt SunSeeker Jun 2013 #37

It's Kabuki theater, but it's neccesary Kabuki theater Babel_17 Jun 2013 #8

Exactly RobinA Jun 2013 #29

Sooner or later, at least one of the Representatives is going to start using the word "impeachment." AnotherMcIntosh Jun 2013 #9

Impeachment is a silly idea. But that doesn't mean that we should not oppose the surveillance totodeinhere Jun 2013 #32

If any of these people voted for the Patriot Act, then they have no business raising these questions 6000eliot Jun 2013 #10

Here are the 10 Democratic Senators who voted No on the reauthorization in 2006 Bluenorthwest Jun 2013 #15

Yeah. They have no right to be shocked christx30 Jun 2013 #21

Just So RobinA Jun 2013 #30

And, yet, Colbert just showed clips of FoxNews pundits embracing the Baitball Blogger Jun 2013 #11

ok boys, the next time your terror laws come for a vote..Congress has to vote against them :P Sunlei Jun 2013 #12

Kick pscot Jun 2013 #13

Is this not exactly what these jerks voted for in 2006? dawnie51 Jun 2013 #16

My Senators are Democrats, one voted No in 2006, the other was elected in 2008 Bluenorthwest Jun 2013 #17

Oh, my God, the outrage! leftyladyfrommo Jun 2013 #18

Point of fact: of the 8 Senators mentioned in this article not one voted for reauthorization Bluenorthwest Jun 2013 #19

It nineteen50 Jun 2013 #22

In some ways, this is just funny. Laelth Jun 2013 #23

They don't know by choice mikeysnot Jun 2013 #26

The Guardian is turning out to be our salvation... ReRe Jun 2013 #24

K & R !!! WillyT Jun 2013 #25

My Favorite Sentence In This Article... WillyT Jun 2013 #31

This article gives me the mental picture of congressmen slapping themselves like Just Saying Jun 2013 #28

Here is another good article from the Guardian. totodeinhere Jun 2013 #33

"briefed for the first time" Spitfire of ATJ Jun 2013 #34

+1 SunSeeker Jun 2013 #38

No kidding. I'm gettint tired of trying to explain to people that Congress has all the power. nt DCKit Jun 2013 #41

Sure they're mad. Mad that they've been outed as the Corp. fascists that they are. blkmusclmachine Jun 2013 #35

most of them complaining voted for this shit back when bush was in office SemperEadem Jun 2013 #36

If they're so upset, let them repeal the USA PATRIOT ACT Hekate Jun 2013 #39