IS YAHOO ^ AT&T do bush's illegal wire tapping?

Question

yes you dum republicans

Answer 1

Only to those involved in terrorists activities or groups are being wire tapped

Answer 2

IS YAHOO ^ AT&T do bush's illegal wire tapping?
yes you dum republicans

OK, if you are going to call others dumb, at least you should know how to form a correct sentence. You should have written it: Are Yahoo and AT&T doing bush's Ilegal wire tapping? It would have sounded more inteligent.

Answer 3

Warrantless Wiretapping

The Supreme Court has recognized that electronic surveillance, such as wiretapping and eavesdropping, impinges on the privacy rights of individuals and organizations and is therefore subject to the Fourth Amendment's warrant clause. [65] President Clinton, however, has asked Congress to pass legislation that would give the Federal Bureau of Investigation the power to use "roving wiretaps" without a court order. [66] The president also fought for sweeping legislation that is forcing the telephone industry to make its network more easily accessible to law enforcement wiretaps. Those initiatives have led ACLU officials to describe the Clinton White House as "the most wiretap-friendly administration in history." [67]

It is unclear why the president made warrantless roving wiretaps a priority matter since judges routinely approve wiretap applications by federal prosecutors. According to a 1995 report by the Administrative Office of U.S. Courts, it had been years since a federal district court turned down a prosecutor's request for a wiretap order. [68] President Clinton is apparently seeking to free his administration from any potential judicial interference with its wiretapping plans. There is a problem, of course, with the power that the president desires: it is precisely the sort of unchecked power that the Fourth Amendment's warrant clause was designed to curb. As the Supreme Court noted in Katz v. United States (1967), the judicial procedure of antecedent justification before a neutral magistrate is a "constitutional precondition," not only to the search of a home, but also to eavesdropping on private conversations within the home. [69]

President Clinton also lobbied for and signed the Orwellian Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, which is forcing every telephone company in America to retrofit its phone lines and networks so that they will be more accessible to police wiretaps. [70] The cost of that makeover is expected to be several billion dollars. Any communications carrier that fails to meet the technology standards of the attorney general can be fined up to $10,000 per day. The passage of that law prompted Attorney General Reno to marvel at her newly acquired power: "I don't think J. Edgar Hoover would contemplate what we can do today." [71] That is unfortunately true. In the past, law enforcement had to rely on the goodwill and voluntary cooperation of the American people for investigative assistance. That tradition is giving way to a regime of coercive mandates. [72]

Answer 4

If Bush listens to my phone calls and manages not to get bored, I'll have a higher respect for the man

If he opens my mail, all I ask is that he pays my phone bill.

Answer 5

You really, really need to change your medication. Either change it or see your Dr. Because you need a check-up, from the neck-up.

Answer 6

We play ball in their park and they write the rules.

Answer 7

Hell yeah !!!!!! I have been tapped for years already. I don't give a sh!t to those guys. LMAO !!!!!

Answer 8

they spy on every site cause they can.(godamn patriot act)

Answer 9

i cannot answer as this makes no sense.

try again.

Answer 10

oh my lord

so much irony with this question