After years of secrecy, the National Security Agency’s phone records surveillance program had its day in open court on Friday, as civil liberties lawyers asked a federal judge in New York to shut it down, and government lawyers claimed ordinary Americans cannot legally challenge it.
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Can’t we find some intermediate ground, where the NSA can do its job but not run around completely unchecked?
No?
Who is knocking at my door this late on a Friday???
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