States are fighting back against too much surveillance

Absolute Rights ^ | May 31, 2015 | Jon E Dougherty

[SleeperCatcher]

Americans have watched for years as Washington has steadily drained the states and the people of their autonomy, but the NSA surveillance scandal, such as it is, has proven to be one power grab too many for some.

As such, according to Watchdog.org, some state governments are implementing an example that Congress can (and should) follow with regards to limiting electronic surveillance.

[darkwing104]

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[A Navy Vet]

THE only one good thing that Obama's over-reaching has done is to wake up the Individual States about their own rights. Not only do they have lawsuits regarding his un-Constitutional power grabs (weakly contested by Congress), but many are passing laws easing restrictions on Concealed Carry and Open Carry of guns. I read it every day.

Being a States' Rights advocate, I am encouraged. Some States and municipalities are even talking about nullification of some Executive Branch orders, policies, memos, etc. While the RINOS may sit back and let this quasi-dictator "fundamentally CHANGE America", many States and some local govs have reached the breaking point.

STATES' RIGHTS!
NULLIFICATION IS ON THE MOVE!
Just say NO to Obama's socialist/communist/Islamic leaning policies and encourage your State and local Sheriffs whether Red or Blue.
The States are our last best hope. They have been for some time.