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And more recently the Congress[1] and a presidential candidate[2] —that we know of. Much we may not. But even Congress doesn’t have the will to do anything ab
by mc32 3y ago
And more recently the Congress[1] and a presidential candidate[2] —that we know of. Much we may not.
But even Congress doesn’t have the will to do anything about the apparatus. What chance does the public at large have to have their constitutional rights protected?
[1]https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2014/01/the-danger-of-nsa-spying-on-members-of-congress/282827/ https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2014/01/the-dan...
[2]I'm sure some people will find no problem given an unsympathetic person, but it's still wrong.
- lazide 3y agoCongress is also likely a lot easier to manipulate/control (in a general sense).