I understand that, but the flip side of that is, do we want our government interfering with our right to contract with providers for services that we may find appealing under the terms of that agreement?
McClintock questions government interference in private contracts regarding data services.
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The irony is that so many of them just a few years ago were complaining about foreign influence in American elections.
Not because of a lack of resources, but because the laws that have been adopted in the 1970s make it cost prohibitive.
Americans are sick and tired of being treated like second-class citizens in our own country.
It's the turning of the most terrifying powers that government possesses against its own citizens to influence elections.
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