The Constitution is not self-executing. Citizen action and courage are its twin pillars
The Constitution is not self-executing. Citizen action and courage are its twin pillars
Before leaving town for the August recess, Congress bowed to pressure
from the administration and significantly expanded the government's
ability to eavesdrop without a court-approved warrant. The situation
was eerily similar to enactment of the Patriot Act in 2001, when
Congress rushed through a bill that gave the executive branch overly
intrusive powers.
