Well, then the question has to be asked, what's really going on here? What is it that our Republican colleagues disagree with us about with regard to protecting not only America, using FISA, but also protecting our constitutional rights? Can we not protect America and our Constitution at the same time?
Steve Kagen: “Well, then the question has to be asked, what's really going on here? What is it that our Republican colleagues disagree…”
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Questioning Republican opposition to FISA and its implications for constitutional rights.
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