LWW
02-13-2008, 09:37 AM
... the new heroic congress who campaigned on stopping the EEEVILLL Bush, they have again capitulated.
Not to say that I told my leftist friends that this would happen and they were being pimped ... but this happened and you were pimped.
The bottom line is that they knew this was a good program and campaigned against it only to gain power. Change was never actually in the plans.
Now, come 2008 the mantra is ... "CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN!" which I think is just precious because it's IMHO a Freudian slip type of coonfession that the last time they promised change was simply a lie.
How many want seconds?
[ QUOTE ]
The Senate on Tuesday approved new rules for government eavesdropping on phone calls and e-mails, giving the White House much of the latitude it wanted and granting legal immunity to telecommunications companies that helped in the snooping after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Protection for the telecom companies is the most prominent feature of the legislation, something President Bush had insisted on as essential to getting private sector cooperation in spying on foreign terrorists and other targets. The bill would give retroactive protection to companies that acted without court permission.<hr /></blockquote>
FWIW, I support what they have done here completely although I despise the way they did it, what they put the country through for nothing, and the way it has divided the nation.
OH MY! (http://apnews.myway.com/article/20080213/D8UP3K000.html)
LWW
Not to say that I told my leftist friends that this would happen and they were being pimped ... but this happened and you were pimped.
The bottom line is that they knew this was a good program and campaigned against it only to gain power. Change was never actually in the plans.
Now, come 2008 the mantra is ... "CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN!" which I think is just precious because it's IMHO a Freudian slip type of coonfession that the last time they promised change was simply a lie.
How many want seconds?
[ QUOTE ]
The Senate on Tuesday approved new rules for government eavesdropping on phone calls and e-mails, giving the White House much of the latitude it wanted and granting legal immunity to telecommunications companies that helped in the snooping after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Protection for the telecom companies is the most prominent feature of the legislation, something President Bush had insisted on as essential to getting private sector cooperation in spying on foreign terrorists and other targets. The bill would give retroactive protection to companies that acted without court permission.<hr /></blockquote>
FWIW, I support what they have done here completely although I despise the way they did it, what they put the country through for nothing, and the way it has divided the nation.
OH MY! (http://apnews.myway.com/article/20080213/D8UP3K000.html)
LWW