[Liaison]

So they “trapped” him in Russia. They could of trapped him in Cuba. They had a better chance of extradition from Russia than Cuba. A fugitive getting his passport suspended is common so this is a semantic word game for sympathy.

[kiryandil]

Aside from revealing the unconstitutional surveillance regime, Snowden’s disclosures also proved that Director of National Intelligence James Clapper had committed perjury in testifying before Congress:

Clapper didn’t merely escape perjury charges, termination or a shameful resignation — CNN actually put him on the payroll as a “national security analyst,” giving him a pulpit from which to continue spewing all manner of falsehoods on behalf of the national security establishment, on everything from Russiagate to Hunter Biden’s laptop.

[kiryandil]

Did you miss that little snippet when you read the article? Asking for a friend.      

[qaz123]

A fugitive of what?

The man let the American people know that the government was spying on them, for any reason.

The man should have received a medal.

But, but, but he’s a traitor.