Last week, a federal judge deemed a Patriot Act provision that allowed the FBI to secretly obtain Internet and telephone records unconstitutional. What do you think?
“If John Ashcroft hadn’t personally been doing all the searches, I would’ve felt a little more comfortable about them.”
Jerry Collins • Systems Analyst
“Thank God that Internet-records part was struck down. If the government ever found out that I bought
Jason Green • Stockroom Worker
“Wait a second. The
Alice Morrison • Actuary
“I’m glad the provision was deemed illegal, because it would’ve forced my phone provider to lie to me. I just couldn’t handle knowing that Verizon had lied to me.”
Albert Cook • Mathematician
“The Patriot Act never made sense to me. Aren’t the Republicans proponents of small government? Hey! Where are you taking me?”
Carl Perez • Title Searcher
“That’s the way these things happen. First, they overturn one little clause, then they whittle away at the rest. Before you know it, our civil liberties will be totally restored.”
Katherine Kane • Interior Designer
