Rather than demanding accountability, we’ve slipped into a 1984 sort of acceptance. Public shock and outrage over the known government abuses has morphed into a numb acceptance: Of course the government watches all of us. Sharyl Attkisson, Nonpartisan Investigative Journalist […]
This article was first published on Dec. 26, 2017 in The Hill The following is a news analysis No matter where you stand politically, a growing body of facts raises the question: Is there systemic corruption or misfeasance at work
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The identities of innocent U.S. citizens who are incidentally picked up in wiretaps or surveillance of foreigners, suspected terrorists, or spies are supposed to be strictly hidden, even within the intelligence agencies, to protect the constitutional rights of the citizens.
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Above image: Attorney General William Barr The following is an excerpt from a news analysis in The Hill Dear Attorney General Barr: Advice from insiders By Sharyl Attkisson Some notable Department of Justice (DOJ) and Intelligence Community officials have been
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