It makes no sense to me that the right of privacy is protected for 6 months but it's not protected more than 6 months.
Louie Gohmert: “It makes no sense to me that the right of privacy is protected for 6 months but it's not protected more than 6 months.”
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Gohmert argues for stronger privacy protections beyond six months.
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