- These people hate America, and would gladly quicken our defeat if only they could.
So, can we then assume that those who support warrantless tapping hate freedom, and would gladly give it up for a false sense of security? I'll be the first to admit that I'm not a constitutional scholar like our president, but it has always been my impression that any part of the Constitution--in this case the Fourth Amendment--can only be repealed by passing another amendment.
I have a question: Should the president be granted carte blanche when it comes to wiretaps? What wouldn't you allow him to do to "protect the country"? How much liberty are you willing to give up in order to feel safe? In the name of "national security," would you be willing to submit to a full cavity search everytime you boarded a plane, train or bus? Should every person in the nation be made to wear a tracking device so the government can monitor our every move? If you say "No," then we can only assume that you have something to hide.
