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“The Democratic-led Congress, more concerned with protecting its political backside than with safeguarding the privacy of American citizens, left town early yesterday after caving in to administration demands that it allow warrantless surveillance of the phone calls and e-mails of American citizens, with scant judicial supervision and no reporting to Congress about how many communications are being intercepted. To call this legislation ill-considered is to give it too much credit: It was scarcely considered at all.” Washington Post editorial
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Mind, boggled.
We’ve reached a time when our current reality is best portrayed by outlets like The Daily Show, The Colbert report, and in this case, The Onion