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March 19, 2012 08:02 PM UTC
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that are very wrong. The executive branch is taking on more and more power unilaterally with no discussion, and not even telling people.
Kudos to both Senators for stepping up on this.
That’s what the diary just said.
Now being “enhanced” with secret court opinions probably granting the government even more broad power, or at least exposing the overbroad power that the government shouldn’t have in the first place.
Time to stop extending the PATRIOT Act.
Should never have been passed to begin with. If the “Republicans” want to talk about losing freedoms, they should start with their own house in this expansive, illegal, unconstitutional taking of citizens liberty. Just a complete and total outrage and has been since 2001 when the “Republicans” foisted this absolute nightmare on the American public. You want to make a compairson to Hitler? Well here it is. In the name of an emergency, we give unprecedented power to a bunch of nameless, faceless folks with no control whatsoever.
A lot more that supported it (and Dems too). But this was not something rammed through by a party line vote.
Ron Paul, plus Bob Ney and Butch Otter. I list Paul separately because he stands outside of the GOP establishment in so many ways.
And as long as three Republicans stood against it, it couldn’t have been rammed through on a party-line vote, could it?
Only 64 Democrats stood against it – only 1 in the Senate. It had bipartisan support. Bipartisan opposition, not as much.