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Ezra Klein Opinion Bloomberg 7/2/2013 Chief justice of the U.S. is a pretty big job. You lead the Supreme Court conferences where cases are discussed and voted on. You preside over oral arguments. When in the majority, you decide who writes the opinion. You get a cool robe that you can decorate with gold stripes. […] July 6th, 2013 | Tags: big government, Cass Sunstein, Chief Justice John Roberts, domestic surveillance, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA), Judge Roger Vinson, National Security Agency, search warrants, transparency | Category: FBI, law enforcement, SCOTUS, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Six times the IRS has been accused of punishing President Obama’s political opponents The Washington Free Beacon 5/11/2013
“President [Michael] Crowe and the Board of Regents will soon learn all about being audited by the IRS,” —President Obama jokes during his commencement speech at Arizona State University in 2009. Under President […] May 13th, 2013 | Tags: Austan Goolsbee, Benghazi, Council of Economic Advisers, emails, enemies list, Eric Bolling, federal bureaucracy, Frank VanderSloot, Jay Sekulow, Jim Treacher, Joe the Plumber, Koch brothers, Koch Industries, Lois Lerner, Mitt Romney, November 2012, Ohio State University, ProPublica.org, Rep. Michele Bachmann, search warrants, Sen. Mitch McConnell, Stuart Varney, tyranny | Category: 1st Amendment, 4th Amendment, Barack Obama, Civil rights, Department of Labor, Elections, Glenn Beck, Health Care, Internet, IRS, Politics, Taxes, Tea Parties, The 9/12 Project | Comments are closed
A former FBI counterterrorism agent claims on CNN that this is the case Glenn Greenwald The Guardian [UK] 4 May 2013 The real capabilities and behavior of the US surveillance state are almost entirely unknown to the American public because, like most things of significance done by the US government, it operates behind an impenetrable […] May 5th, 2013 | Tags: Boston Marathon, CNN, digital communications, emails, government surveillance, Katherine Russell, Katherine Tsarnaeva, National Security Agency, Ohio State University, search warrants, telephone, Tim Clemente, tyranny | Category: Barack Obama, FBI, Government, Media accountability, National Security, Ohio, Right to Privacy, terrorism, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Parker Bunch The Daily Caller 3/22/2013 In a hearing before the House Judiciary Subcommittee Tuesday, a panel of technology law experts called on Congress to pass legislation mandating the long-term retention of every American’s text messages and emails in case of a future criminal investigation. “Billions of texts are sent every day, and some surely […] March 22nd, 2013 | Tags: Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) of 1986, Internet Service Providers, search warrants | Category: Crime, Department of Justice, Internet, Right to Privacy, technology, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Judge Napolitano Applauds Senate Panel’s Passage of Email Privacy Bill Shepard Smith Studio B via Fox News Insider 11/29/2012 A Senate committee has passed a bill that would require authorities to have a search warrant before they go through your emails or other electronic communications. Believe it or not, as it stands right now they […] November 29th, 2012 | Tags: electronic communications, emails, Judge Andrew Napolitano, search warrants | Category: Banking and finance, Congress, Crime, Internet, Right to Privacy, US Constitution, Video | Comments are closed
Glenn Beck 8/23/2012 On GBTV Thursday night, Glenn interviewed John Whitehead, lawyer for Brandon Raub, the ex-marine who was taken into custody after he posted some controversial remarks on Facebook. Earlier in the show, Glenn had criticized the authorities for taking Raub into custody without any warrant or pressing any charges. He pointed out that […] August 27th, 2012 | Tags: "Birthers", "civil commitments", "Occupy Wall Street", "shark bump", 1963 Communist goals, ACLU, Brandon J. Raub, Facebook, freedom, government surveillance, John Whitehead, libertarians, Malcolm Harris, Miranda rights, oppression, Rep. Ron Paul, Richmond, search warrants, Ted Nugent, Twitter, Veterans | Category: 1st Amendment, 4th Amendment, Civil rights, Department of Homeland Security, FBI, Glenn Beck, Government, Internet, law enforcement, Military, Politics, Saul Alinsky, Social networking websites, US Constitution, Video, Virginia | Comments are closed
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