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Andrew C. McCarthy on War on Terror on National Review Online
December 20, 2005, 5:35 p.m. Warrantless Searches of Americans? That’s Shocking! Except when it happens every day. W hen not cavalierly talking "impeachment," here's the Left's talking point of the day: What makes this president think he can invade the privacy of Americans without a warrant? I ...
The Border-Patrol Two Deserve Jail by Andrew C. McCarthy on National Review Online
article.nationalreview.com — exans aren t whiners, Johnny Sutton told me. Still, forgive him if he sounds a bit frustrated.... Sutton is the top federal law-enforcement officer in one of the nation s most notorious border badlands. Day in and day out, while no one was paying ... (more) The Border-Patrol Two Deserve Jail by Andrew C. McCarthy ...
Andrew McCarthy on NSA Surveillance on National Review Online
nationalreview.com — February 16, 2006, 3:44 p.m. Checked and Unbalanced George Will’s diatribe against the NSA program is meritless.... A s a reverent admirer of George Will, it pains me to say that his diatribe today against the National Security Agency's ... (more) Andrew McCarthy on NSA Surveillance on National Review ...

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Surveillance Court Upholds Bush on Warrantless Wiretapping
The Corner on National Review Online — ... true. President Bush's Terrorist Surveillance Program carried out by the NSA without court oversight, just as wartime presidents have always conducted national security surveillance without court oversight always stood on strong authority, including a 2002 ruling from the same Foreign Intelligence Court of Review. I have argued in favor of the program's legality, here on NRO and elsewhere, more times than I can count. (See, e.g., here , here , here , here and here ). By the way, Obama Attorney General nominee Eric Holder, who is having his ...

FISA Court and Holder rule in favor of Bush; slam Bathtub Boy
Doug Ross @ Journal — ... never true. President Bush's Terrorist Surveillance Program — carried out by the NSA without court oversight, just as wartime presidents have always conducted national security surveillance without court oversight — always stood on strong authority, including a 2002 ruling from the same Foreign Intelligence Court of Review. have argued in favor of the program's legality, here on NRO and elsewhere, more times than I can count. (See, e.g., here , here , here , here and here ). Six months ago, presumptive Attorney General Eric Holder pilloried ...

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