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National Security Agency, not the Times, greatly harms our constitutional privacy
Nat Hentoff
Tuesday, January 10th 2006
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photo: nsa.gov
Aerial of the NSA
If this Congress fails again to rein in the NSA, Thomas Jefferson told us what to do: "The people . . . are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty." So, as Joe Hill would say, it's time to begin to organize to change Congress. And congressional Democrats have finally awakened to privacy as one of their core issues.
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