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Old 08-23-2008, 09:07 PM
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Post News, New Guidelines Would Give F.B.I. Broader Powers.

WASHINGTON — A Justice Department plan would loosen restrictions on the Federal Bureau of Investigation to allow agents to open a national security or criminal investigation against someone without any clear basis for suspicion, Democratic lawmakers briefed on the details said Wednesday.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/21/wa...=1&oref=slogin
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In the article I found this:

"As the end of the Bush administration nears, the White House has been seeking to formalize in law and regulation some of the aggressive counterterrorism steps it has already taken in practice since the Sept. 11 attacks."

Our government has been doing this already..they are just trying to make it legal now. Maybe to avoid lawsuits after the present administration is out and can no longer claim "executive privilege" ?
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In the article I found this:

"As the end of the Bush administration nears, the White House has been seeking to formalize in law and regulation some of the aggressive counterterrorism steps it has already taken in practice since the Sept. 11 attacks."

Our government has been doing this already..they are just trying to make it legal now. Maybe to avoid lawsuits after the present administration is out and can no longer claim "executive privilege" ?

As much as I find Bush/cheney the worse administration in history I find pelosi and Reid just as bad.
100% pure enablers who have not fought the fight they were elected to fight.

BOTH party heads are a complete disgrace.
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