From the AP: Gonzales
Says Surveillance Entirely Legal
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales offered additional defenses of President Bush’s
domestic spying program on Tuesday, as the administration tried to redefine the warrantless
surveillance in a way that undermines critics.Speaking to students at Georgetown University law school, Gonzales said a 15-day
grace period allowing warrantless eavesdropping under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Act demonstrates that Congress knew such surveillance “would be essential in wartime.”Gonzales was supplying legal arguments to the president’s comments Monday that
the effort should be called a “terrorist surveillance program.”
The democrats are doing more for the Republican cause that the Republicans are sometimes.
Also remember this post from
Michelle Malkin that points out how moonbats are bastardizing Benjamin Franklin
to make their pitiful point.
UPDATED: Sister Toldjah linked to this post and I
thank her. For whatever reason my trackback did not pick it up.