House Kills FISA Bill, Republicans to ‘Regroup’

Breitbart ^ | 04/10/2024 | BRADLEY JAYE

[ChicagoConservative27]

Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-LA) Republican colleagues dealt him another blow Wednesday by killing a motion to allow a vote on his proposed Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) reauthorization.

Nineteen House Republicans sided with Democrats Wednesday to defeat the rule, 228 to 193.

Johnson called for a House Republican Conference meeting Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 Eastern to “regroup” as he tries to extend FISA’s authorization – with some reforms – before the April 19 deadline.

[Moorings]

Regroup for what?? That FISA needs to go away. It comes up for some of the most LAWLESS activities by our overlords. Let the bill go away. Don’t give them a backing for their lawless activities.

[OldHarbor]

Rep. Andy Biggs (Ariz.)

Rep. Dan Bishop (N.C.)

Rep. Lauren Boebert (Colo.)

Rep. Tim Burchett (Tenn.)

Rep. Michael Cloud (Texas)

Rep. Eli Crane (Ariz.)

Rep. Matt Gaetz (Fla.)

Rep. Bob Good (Va.)

Rep. Paul Gosar (Ariz.)

Rep. Clay Higgins (La.)

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (Fla.)

Rep. Nancy Mace (S.C.)

Rep. Cory Mills (Fla.)

Rep. Ralph Norman (S.C.)

Rep. Andy Ogles (Tenn.)

Rep. Scott Perry (Pa.)

Rep. Matt Rosendale (Mont.)

Rep. Chip Roy (Texas)

Rep. Greg Steube (Fla.)

[afsnco]

Has anyone else noticed how the DOJ/FBI very publicly revealed how they took down a homegrown ISIS operative in ID who was planning to hit the churches in Coeur D’Alene? I’d be more inclined to believe they’d let it happen to further their chaos agenda. This revelation is obviously geared toward getting their unconstitutional powers renewed through fear.

[Bullish]

No Fisa guys, literally all let it be abused way too much. It proved that you all can’t be trusted... At all.

What don’t they get about illegally spying on innocent American citizens being wrong?

[Alas Babylon!]

Don’t forget Ryan-O!

[Fledermaus]

I did thankfully until now. 😀

[Bullish]

Because Johnson is trying to get fisa reauthorized. He’s NOT trying to kill it like he should be. None of these politicians or very few, can be be trusted with fisa authority. They’ve proven that.

[EnderWiggin1970]

The more gridlock in the Capitol District, the better, as a general rule.

[elpadre]

When FISA warrants were restricted to foreign subjects it was OK and needed. When Comey and crowd began including US citizens it violated the FISA law as written and no one called them on it. And the FISA judges knowing of the fraudulent applications continued to grant the warrants. We have a problem with FISA judges too.

[mbrfl]

We are in a battle to take over the Republican Party, not because it’s worth saving but because taking over an existing party infrastructure is an easier task than starting a new party.

[Maris Crane]

I’m curious:

WHAT IS IT THAT SPEAKER JOHNSON SEES...THAT WE DO NOT SEE.

He has got to give us a VERY GOOD reason for acting this way.

WHAT IS IT THAT???

[flamberge]

If you get 51% of whatever you believe in, you are fabulously successful.

We are not getting 2% of what we profess to believe in.

"Compromise" does not work for us. Maybe we should try something else.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Politicians can’t stand to allow their power over us to wan even a little.

[Miami Rebel]

MTG and 192 other Republicans voted aye. Are they all “closet fellow travelers” leaving only the 9-vote splinter faction the only true Republicans??

[linMcHlp]

Mike Lee - Dec. 2023:

I’d love for that mysterious “GOP source” to identify his or her name and cite statutory authority for the proposition that the FISA extension in the NDAA couldn’t be used to extend 702 collection until well into 2025.

Relevant statutory text within FISA, which became law through an amendment enacted by Congress in 2018, supports precisely the opposite conclusion.

A 702 certification by the FISA court (“FISC”) allows 702 collection to continue even after the expiration of 702, as long as the FISC issued the certification while 702 was still in effect.

Thus, the FISC could issue another year-long certification on April 11, 2024, and thereby allow 702 collection to continue under that certification until April 2025.

So not only does this language show we’re looking at a 16-month extension (rather than an extension of only four months), it also demonstrates that the 702 extension in the NDAA is completely unnecessary.

Why, then, would the intelligence community and its acolytes in Congress be so obsessed with passing this extension in the NDAA if it’s not necessary?

One must consider the possibility that it’s because they can get 16 months out of this — delaying this important, contentious, and necessary debate until well after the 2024 election — while convincing most members of Congress that they’re extending 702 for only four months.

[linMcHlp]

And the FISA judges knowing of the fraudulent applications continued to grant the warrants. We have a problem with FISA judges too.

[SuperLuminal]

Nine voted to protect our Constitutional freedoms...
The rest voted against our Constitutional freedoms...

That qualifies the 47 to be called "fellow travelers"...

The tenacity of our tyrannical communist rulers in imposing more & more tyranny is unmatched by those seeking (supposedly) to protect our Constitutional freedoms & liberties...

[tunedin]

Rep. Massie on twitter: https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1778270000832299493

[Mlheureux]

FISA needs to be killed entirely. NO revised method. Unconstitutional. The US Constitution has not been put on hold.

[Gene Eric]

Shortest honeymoon ever