Obama Pushes Renewal of 'PATRIOT ACT' Provisions


	Obama Pushes Renewal of 'PATRIOT ACT' Provisions

blueridge

9-19-2009 7:14 AM

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usa patriot act, bush, obama, surveillance, freedom, privacy, 4th amendment

blueridge says:

Like Bush, the Constitution be damned. And even though he studied the Constitution as a lawyer! NO CHANGE HERE!

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9-21-2009 11:28 PM

blueridge

wow...no one cares. They sure did under Bush.

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