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In reply to the discussion: President Obama is not violating his liberal principles by defending the NSA. He is exercising them. [View all]Number23
(24,544 posts)75. This does not seem in any way to be a response to what
I've written and I have no idea what you are talking about.
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President Obama is not violating his liberal principles by defending the NSA. He is exercising them. [View all]
OKNancy
Jun 2013
OP
You need to dial back the hyperbole and outrage a little bit if you want to have a conversation.
reusrename
Jun 2013
#57
IMHO, the stuff about Dr. Mengele is extremely relevant to this conversation, and here's why:
reusrename
Jun 2013
#59
I've already responded to all of your questions and you have answered none of mine.
reusrename
Jun 2013
#64
I don't know how to say this without sounding patronizing, but I'll ask a sincere question anyway.
reusrename
Jun 2013
#67
first, it's not clear the laws even allow that-- it seems likely this was illegal.
NoMoreWarNow
Jun 2013
#50
Bring me up to date on how it has been proven effective, so far I have seen only
GoneFishin
Jun 2013
#5
Reality like the reality of how the terror-fightin' powers of The Patriot Act have *actually*
Warren DeMontague
Jun 2013
#20
"Liberals are not libertarians or anarchists." Could someone let 2/3 of GD know this, please??
Number23
Jun 2013
#7
Correct. Want change? Change Congress. They passed it. Obama has asked them to change his powers
freshwest
Jun 2013
#12
I don't know why I put it here. I should never open more than one tab in my browser.
reusrename
Jun 2013
#76
That is wrong information. For starters, two of those cases are regarding Bush warrantless
stevenleser
Jun 2013
#72
Do you understand why FISA has been upheld and before its existence, warrantless wiretapping was
stevenleser
Jun 2013
#74
That flippant suggestion might work if it wasn't 60+ years of caselaw we were talking about
stevenleser
Jun 2013
#81