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For plasma TVs and luxury vacations, lives are lost
Boston Globe by Derrick Z. Jackson 12/21/05 It is a way of life to talk about our way of life, without questioning the way our lives are headed. In Sunday's address to the nation, President Bush said... ...
The Constitution does not apply
Working for Change by Molly Ivins 12/21/05 Uh-oh. Excuse me. I'm so sorry, but we are having a constitutional crisis. I know the timing couldn't be worse. Right in the middle of the wrapping paper, the... ...
Nation-building is now job one
Future of Freedom Foundation by Sheldon Richman 12/21/05 Preside nt George W. Bush's 2000 promise of a humble foreign policy that forswore nation-building has long gone the way of his father's 'read my... ...
Should federal wiretaps bug you?
San Francisco Chronicle by David Lazarus 12/21/05 Preside nt Bush this week vigorously defended his decision to eavesdrop on U.S. citizens without obtaining court approval, saying the move was both legal... ...
Our founders did not want kingly powers
Lincoln Journal Star by staff 12/21/05 The best line in the controversy over the Bush Administration's spying on U.S. citizens came from Russ Feingold, D-Wis.: 'He's President George Bush, not King George... ...
Lawbreaker in Chief
Wired by Jennifer Granick 12/21/05 Ignoran ce of the law is no defense. Someone should tell the president. ... Statutes prohibit government interceptions of the phone and e-mail conversations of United... ...
Major setback for the White House on a top domestic priority
Patriot Act Extended for Six Months In a major setback for the White House on a top domestic priority, the Senate on Wednesday passed a mere six-month extension of the Patriot Act - due to expire on December... ...
Why Didn't He Ask Congress?
George F. Will writes: The president's authorization of domestic surveillance by the National Security Agency contravened a statute's clear language. Assuming that urgent facts convinced him that he should... ...
For Years, Bush Said Court Orders Required for Spying
US President George W. Bush, currently battling a domestic spying controversy, used to assure Americans wary of expanded anti-terrorism powers that tapping telephones required a judge's go-ahead. http://www.trut hout.org/docs_2005/122105E .shtml ...
Specter Will Question Alito on Legality of NSA Spying
Supreme Court nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr. was warned yesterday by two key senators that he will be expected to comment on the revelation that President Bush authorized the National Security Agency to monitor... ...