[BuckeyeTexan]

I apologize for posting this article and pinging the SCOTUS list. I’d ask to have the article pulled if doing so didn’t remove all of your comments.

The author deliberately took a small portion of what Scalia actually said about NSA wiretapping and used it as chum to attract the sharks. She did not even accurately quote him. I am disgusted that Breitbart allowed it.

I encourage you to listen to all of what Scalia had to say. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=z0utJAu_iG4

[1010RD]

I no longer trust Breitbart. Is Alex Marlow really a conservative? The truth seem to elude him. I have the same issues with Glen Beck.

[urtax$@work]

I am disgusted that Breitbart allowed it.

After (A.Breitbart's death) the editors who took over Breitbart "News" were not the same as Andrew Breitbart, Sadly. Just dont remember what that defining moment was when i realized that.

[Sacajaweau]

I went to the link......Really hard to pull myself away from the conversation.

[PapaNew]

Well, SCOTUS has heard a lot of cases they shouldn't have but having SCOTUS decide if NSA wiretapping is unconstitutional is certainly not one of them.

As far as Breitbart goes, like so often happens, when the visionary is gone, the organization ofttimes loses it's edge and focus, becomes sloppy and dissipates. I generally like Breitbart.com. I hope they stay sharp.

[lonevoice]

See post #70 for update.

[TBP]

The fact is that it violates the Fourth Amendment.