Saturday, June 21, 2008

Bob Barr on FISA

Released through the Bob Barr Bloggers e-mail list, to which I was recently added:

The House just passed the latest version of the FISA bill and it’s quite possible the bill will go to the Senate next week. It’s no surprise that John McCain supports this bill, which erodes privacy rights and provides telecommunications corporations with legal immunity for violating the Bill of Rights. What has surprised and angered the left is Barack Obama’s support of the bill.

“Given the legitimate threats we face, providing effective intelligence collection tools with appropriate safeguards is too important to delay,” said Obama shortly after the bill passed. “So I support the compromise, but do so with a firm pledge that as president, I will carefully monitor the program.”

The Libertarian Party's candidate for president, Bob Barr, released this statement on FISA last Thursday.


3 Comments:

At 11:58 AM, Blogger Joe Blow said...

Why should anyone be "surprised and angered" at Barack Obama's support of the bill? As if his "pledge" means anything or should I say "something." Doesn't anyone pay any attention anymore?

Obama's message of hope: Trust me and forget the law!

 
At 12:43 PM, Blogger xoites said...

Repeal FISA is up and running. Anyone who wants to is welcome to sign up and become a Poster on it. The purpose of the blog is to organize a drive to repeal the FISA laws and all laws that pardon or give immunity from prosecution anyone who has violated the Constitution during the Bush Administration.

That is why we want everyone to be able to Post so they can start a conversation about an idea they have to make this happen.

Stop on by and check it out. By all means leave a comment and sign up to blog with us as we figure out what needs to be done to return our Fourth Amendment Rights and our rule of law.

If you have a blog already and you become a poster we will link to your site.


http://repealfisa.wordpress.com/

 
At 5:21 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

--I wonder if Obama's adoring masses are going to follow him right over the cliff. I wonder what kind of trauma four years of his leadership will bring us. But even if he is elected, I believe America will learn important lessons from the disaster, and never elect such a demogogue again.

 

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