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Monday, February 06, 2006

The NSA Senate hearings

Michelle says that Pajamas Media is the place to keep up with what is going on in the Senate NSA terrorist surveillance hearings.

Lorie Byrd at Polipundit speculates that Sen. Rockefeller was responsible for the NSA leak to the New York Times.

These hearings should make clear two things: 1) That the NSA terrorist surveillance is legal and constitutional, and 2) Who it was that compromised national security by disclosing the surveillance to the media.

Stay tuned.

posted by Gary Aminoff at 9:34 AM

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