Posted on 09/28/2010 9:34:56 AM PDT by Starman417
My, how things change.
Or not.
Remember this?
Eliminate Warrantless Wiretaps. Barack Obama opposed the Bush Administration’s initial policy on warrantless wiretaps because it crossed the line between protecting our national security and eroding the civil liberties of American citizens. As president, Obama would update the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to provide greater oversight and accountability to the congressional intelligence committees to prevent future threats to the rule of law.
Naturally, that went the way of all Obama promises:
On the campaign trail, Barack Obama harshly criticized Bush administration policies allowing warrantless wiretaps. But, since he assumed office as president, Obama's Justice Department has attempted to deny a private organization the right to sue the federal government for wiretapping communications without court authorization.
Ironically, more and more people are missing the old days:
In Warrantless Wiretapping Case, Obama DOJ's New Arguments Are Worse Than Bush'sWe had hoped this would go differently.
Friday evening, in a motion to dismiss Jewel v. NSA, EFF's litigation against the National Security Agency for the warrantless wiretapping of countless Americans, the Obama Administration made two deeply troubling arguments.
(Excerpt) Read more at floppingaces.net...
Never had pajamas with feet. We only had heterosexuals in our house.
So you had to share or did you sleep in shifts? Just askin'.
You’re welcome!
I don’t judge them.
I just pressure wash the homo off of’em.
As to gunner I don’t think a standard car wash can get the Cletus funk off him.
We can’t be talking about the same humblegunner. Everyone knows he’s always impeccable in every way.
Sleep?
O sleep, O gentle sleep,
nature’s soft nurse,
how have I frightened thee,
that thou no more wilt weigh my eye-lids down
and steep my senses in forgetfulness?
[bats eyes, smiles]
You’re quoting Shakespeare to me? Rumors are gonna fly!
Well, uh... [cough] [blush] um.
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