Andrew Napolitano: Attorney General Loretta Lynch and a parting shot at personal freedom

[gotbeer]

Andrew Napolitano: Attorney General Loretta Lynch and a parting shot at personal freedom

 

This is some scary shit. 

[Make Angels Great Again]

But Fox News.

 

Loretta Lynch and the current administration are a damn disgrace. Good riddance.

[Adam]

I hope trump picks napolitano for Supreme Court. 

[Jason]

Wow

[Amazing Larry]

Unreal.

[Adam]

This has been part of the Obama agenda. Greatest (deep state) president ever!

[Ordos]

Good lord, I hate politicians.

[arch stanton]

So are we saying this is when we've reached the threshold? Not when a secret court was established or when the Patriot Act initially expanded the scope? Are we ready to take to the streets now or just whine for a few pages then go to In-N-Out?

[mtangelsfan]

I don't really get your point.  Those are the only two options?

[arch stanton]

The point is that privacy went away years ago and nobody was bothered enough to change it then and I doubt anyone has gotten any less comfy in front of their keyboards since this article was published.

[Adam]

I for one have too good a life to do more than just bitch about it. 

[Glen]

6 minutes ago, Adam said:

I for one have too good a life to do more than just bitch about it. 

Really, that's what it boils down to for most of us, myself included.

[mtangelsfan]

I actually do think that voting is the only thing we can do.  As long as we are voting R or D this will keep happening and our rights will keep disappearing like farts in the wind.

[Blarg]

17 minutes ago, mtangelsfan said:

I don't really get your point.  Those are the only two options?

The Habit should be part of the conversation because, bacon.

[Ordos]

Really does seem like the greatest con job that government pulls is comvincing the people it's Us v Us, rather than Us v Them

[Blarg]

We no longer have a representative government. Get used to it because there is no way to turn back the clocks and stop the move away from real democracy.

[Ordos]

I agree. Wouldn't really be right for me to Like that comment 

[Tank]

2 hours ago, Ordos said:

Really does seem like the greatest con job that government pulls is comvincing the people it's Us v Us, rather than Us v Them

for reference see Results: 2016 Presidential election.

[Tank]

All these statutes and unauthorized spying practices have brought us to where we were on Jan. 2 -- namely, with the NSA having a standard operating procedure of capturing every keystroke on every computer and mobile device, every telephone conversation on every landline and cellphone, and all domestic electronic traffic -- including medical, legal and banking records -- of every person in America 24/7, without knowing of or showing any wrongdoing on the part of those spied upon.

The NSA can use data from your cellphone to learn where you are, and it can utilize your cellphone as a listening device to hear your in-person conversations, even if you have turned it off -- that is, if you still have one of the older phones that can be turned off.

[Thomas]

7 hours ago, arch stanton said:

 Are we ready to take to the streets now or just whine for a few pages then go to In-N-Out?

Why does only the latter choice have In-N-Out?!