the majority of this Congress, including everyone sitting here in this committee, has cosponsored a bill to say that that 1986 law that doesn't protect email the same way we treat paper mail is inappropriate and is in effect a violation of the Fourth Amendment.
Yoder argues that email privacy laws are outdated and violate constitutional rights.
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This indicates to me, in a very real-world example, that the tariffs on those washing machines and solar panels actually led to a retaliation at the detriment of American farmers.
It is hard to read. And if the allegations in this are correct, it is a really sad testament to the programs that are being authorized by Congress.
The Email Privacy Act has 304 cosponsors in the House--a bipartisan, veto-proof supermajority of Members of this body.
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