[OneWingedShark]

Snowden exposed the trashing of the 4th Amendment to the Constitution. Do you support this?

Not just the 4th, the 5th and 6th, too:
5th -- Your communications are being monitored w/o legitimate due process of law and thus are testimony against yourself.
6th -- The FISA-court is a closed court where the accused is afforded no defense nor is allowed to be informed of the charges against him.

[Nextrush]

Just more for the Bush Republicans to respond to.

Is the violation of our Constitutional rights what they stand for?????

I can let them call Snowden a traitor and its clear he’s violated laws, but I will not allow them to defend the collection of all this data.

They must oppose it but they steadfastly refuse to do so.

[wideawake]

Again, if you freely offer up information about yourself to a third person (your phone company) and they freely offer up that information to the government, there really isn't much of a "due process" issue.

Also, the FISA court is one which grants warrants - it is not a court in which people are accused or charged or indicted or convicted of crimes.

Warrants are always obtained secretly - it is kind of the point of a warrant.