Domestic wiretapping authorization by our President George W Bush has put the privacy of all Americans at a state of risk. The New York Times released information that President Bush authorized the National Security Agency (NSA) to conduct warrant-less wiretaps. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act limits warrant-less wiretaps during the war to the first fifteen days after war is declared, and makes warrant-less wiretapping illegal after that period. In 1974 the articles of impeachment against President Nixon included the authorization of warrant-less wiretapping and illegal surveillance.
The constant feeling of �you are being watched and heard at all times� subjects citizens to a high degree of discomfort in their day to day lives. Surv View the rest of this article
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