Missouri Democratic Party Lady helps this bi-partisan effort against privacy . . . Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) also showed up after 7 p.m. and voted "yes," giving leadership their 60th vote.
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NSA spying program overcomes key Senate hurdle
The Senate narrowly voted to begin winding down debate over legislation renewing government surveillance powers, defeating a filibuster by privacy hawks. Senators voted 60-38 to wrap up debate on the legislation, which cleared the House last week and extends the surveillance program with only a few small changes.
This bitch needs to lose this years election.
ReplyDeleteShe's been screwing the working man/woman for way too long.
She's also part of the group that wants to shut down the government to keep 800,000 illegal immigrants in the country.
Whatever. She's one of the less bad ones as they all suck these days.
ReplyDeleteBut the truth is, if she would have voted "NO" on the un-constitutional spying on Americans, you wingnuts would have criticized her for "being soft on terror". So you all want it both ways.
She's up for re-election and the GOP would have used it against her.
But, but, but... It's for the children!
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ReplyDeletecriminal frank white 2day ?
If you think the Russians are our enemy just take a blogging break and go read the shit FISA allows against U.S. citizens.
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