Pramila Jayapal: “Ms. Norton is right: the uninsured rate in my home State of Washington got cut more than half. So we are down to not…”

We must protect the public from misleading demands for secrecy related to government surveillance.

We have to stop the constant, nonconsensual state of surveillance that we live in, and that starts with placing a moratorium on our government’s use of facial recognition technology.

The United States is doing a lot of pain with our Donroe Doctrine.

This leaves customers entirely in the dark about government incursions into their personal data.