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Davis to Ask for Broader Wiretaps [CA laws will copy national Patriot Act]
The LA Times ^
| Jan. 8, 2002
| Dan Morain
Posted on 01/08/2002 12:15:16 PM PST by summer
Edited on 09/03/2002 4:49:49 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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Security: The governor is expected to seek power for state, local police to eavesdrop on any phone used by suspects, not just specific numbers. E-mail also could be tapped.
SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Gray Davis is calling for expanded authority to wiretap Californians' phones and e-mail in the name of protecting against terrorism.
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posted on
01/08/2002 12:15:17 PM PST
by
summer
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To: summer
Hello Again!
I suppose he will be listening for any "anti-Gray" propaganda! LOL!
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posted on
01/08/2002 12:47:38 PM PST
by
JakeWyld
To: summer
Only if I can tap that SOB's phone...what an arsehole...
FMCDH
To: summer
This is worrisome. I don't mind the Feds doing their Constitutional duty to protect the US from, "All enemies, Foreign and Domestic", but the CHP thinking they are the FBI gives me pause.
Is this another "Red Davis Terrorist Alert"? If so I'd rather deal with the remote possibility or terrorism, than Phil Angelides having "Broad Powers".
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posted on
01/08/2002 12:58:50 PM PST
by
elbucko
To: summer
oh boy, can't wait to re-contact my assemblyperson who felt that the PATRIOT Act was only a fed issue and would send along my letter of concern to my congressperson.
you can lead 'em to water but you can't make 'em drink.
To: elbucko; ratcat
Bttt. Should give everyone pause.
To: summer
When Bush and Ashcroft do it, it's an assault on the bill of rights, fascism, McCarthyism, etc. When the Dem governor of California does it, it's what - a prudent anti-terrorism measure? Can't wait to see how the LA Times/People's Daily spins this (what am I saying - I can wait).
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posted on
01/08/2002 1:16:13 PM PST
by
Argus
To: Argus
Here's the title written by buzzflash, of their link to this article:
Gray Davis, Say It Ain't So 1/9
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posted on
01/08/2002 1:22:05 PM PST
by
summer
To: summer
"Gay" Davis is sickening beyond belief. He'll stop at nothing to change the subject away from this fiscal crisis he's created in our fair state. P.S. Davis is a WHORE for his fundraising tactics!
To: summer
Davis has been a disaster, what with his increase in state spending by 36% in only three years, plus his energy policy which has raised everyone's electric rates by from 50% to 100% while frittering away over $12 billion of state surplus in buying overpriced electricity, and entering into 20 year power buying contracts for more electricity than the state needs at inflated prices.
There is lots more to talk about, but the thing worth noting is that Davis wants everyone in CA to forget his screw-ups, and the way he plans to do that is to get everyone to concentrate on terrorist risks to California. Yes, they are few and far between, but he wants us to take our eyes off of his messes. That is his game plan. Bill Simon is the answer.
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posted on
01/08/2002 1:55:58 PM PST
by
CdMGuy
To: CdMGuy
we are at War now
do no Wrong Nothing to Fear
it's for The Children
To: summer
SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Gray Davis is calling for expanded authority to wiretap Californians' phones and e-mail in the name of protecting against
terrorism enemies of the Democrat Party.
As outlined Monday by his top security advisor, former FBI agent George Vinson, the legislation Davis seeks is similar to the Patriot Act signed into law by President Bush in October. The governor's aides said New York has adopted a similar statute "If you think that the Clintons are good at abusing the law, you ain't seen nuthin' yet! Welcome to the People's Republic of California!!". Proposals are pending in Arizona and Washington state....
To: summer
Gosh, I hope we can get this rotten apple out of office. Our choices are slim for replacement. Hopefully, Riorden will not get the GOP nod....that man is a liberal to the bone.
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posted on
01/08/2002 2:05:17 PM PST
by
Feiny
To: feinswinesuksass
As long as The Patriot Act is good for Bush, how can it bad be bad for Davis? State's Rights etc.
To: Doctor Stochastic
As long as The Patriot Act is good for Bush, how can it bad be bad for Davis? State's Rights etc.It's an example of any law passed in this country today. They must be examined, unfortunately, in the light of "How will the Democrats twist, turn, and make a mockery of original intent?"
To: He Rides A White Horse
To: Impeach98
These guys.....ughh..............
They just find any way they can to take something good and turn it into a grotesque parody of itself.
So many don't like the Patriot Act, which if enforced properly and ethically, wouldn't pose any danger to Americans.
Then along come Davis and the Democrats, you can see them licking their chops.
To: Impeach98
These people are at the very core of what is wrong with this country.........pass any law and these vultures see it in terms of political opportunity. Usually through a criminally minded looking glass too.
To: He Rides A White Horse
LOL!
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posted on
01/08/2002 2:21:18 PM PST
by
summer
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