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Tammy Bruce The Washington Times 12/29/2014 Watch out — as the new year approaches the powers-that-be always unleash a new hoard of laws, rules and regulations. Already, we’re seeing another Orwellian idea re-emerge from its musty cave: The notion that drivers should pay an additional tax (they’ll call it a fee) based on how many […] December 29th, 2014 | Tags: GPS, mileage tax, vehicle miles traveled (VMT) tax | Category: federal regulations, Right to Privacy, Taxes | Comments are closed
The devices would track every mile you drive —possibly including your location — and the government would use the data to draw up a tax bill. This excellent product will last longer in the fridge, but doesn’t require refrigeration so can easily be taken traveling. Viagra for women. Our ultimate goal is to provide safe […] October 27th, 2013 | Tags: "black box", ACLU, gasoline tax, GPS, Highway Trust Fund, I-95 Coalition, Michael Graham, mileage tax, Reason Foundation | Category: Tea Parties | Comments are closed
Seton Motley Breitbart.com Big Government 25 Jun 2012 On December 21, 2010 the Barack Obama Administration–via its Federal Communications Commission (FCC)– illegally imposed Network Neutrality. Net Neutrality allows the government to regulate every website on the World Wide Web–a tremendous First Amendment free speech problem. Net Neutrality came from the fevered mind of Tim Wu. […] June 25th, 2012 | Tags: 'Free Press', Facebook, Google, GPS, net neutrality, Tim Wu | Category: 1st Amendment, Barack Obama, Censorship, FCC, FTC, Health Care, Internet, Marxism, Progressives, Right to Privacy, Social networking websites, technology | Comments are closed
Tim Brown Front Porch Politics 6/7/2012 In January, the U. S. Supreme Court ruled that the federal government attaching a GPS device to a citizen’s vehicle, without a warrant, to monitor the vehicle’s movements constitutes a search which violates the Fourth Amendment. Now the Obama administration is informing the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that […] June 7th, 2012 | Tags: 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, GPS, Judge Andrew Napolitano, search warrants, spy drones, U.S. v. Jones, United States v. Pineda-Moreno | Category: 4th Amendment, Barack Obama, Department of Justice, law enforcement, Right to Privacy, SCOTUS | Comments are closed
Happening Now Fox News Insider 4/19/2012 A new controversial measure could potentially impact every American who owns a car. Beginning in 2015, all cars will be required to be fitted with a black box data recorder, known officially as “event data recorders” or EDRs. These black box recorders work much like the ones on airplanes, […] April 19th, 2012 | Tags: ‘Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act’, automobiles, event data recorder, GPS, Judge Andrew Napolitano, MAP-21, S. 1813 | Category: Congress, legislation, Right to Privacy, SCOTUS | Comments are closed
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that attaching a GPS tracker to your car amounts to a search, and therefore law-enforcement officers must get a warrant before they can do it. Read deeper, though, and it seems the justices are taking a fresh look at what privacy means in the digital age. Glenn Harlan Reynolds […] January 24th, 2012 | Tags: GPS, United States v. Jones | Category: 4th Amendment, Right to Privacy, SCOTUS, technology | Comments are closed
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