Senate sets up final spy reform votes Tuesday afternoon – IOTW Report

Senate sets up final spy reform votes Tuesday afternoon

WaExaminer: The Senate Monday voted to end debate on the USA Freedom Act, allowing a final vote later in the day on legislation that would reform an anti-terror surveillance law to bolster privacy rights.

Senators voted 83-14 to end debate on the bill.

Lawmakers will vote on final passage Tuesday afternoon, but will first consider three amendments, backed by Sen. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., that aim to preserve the effectiveness of the intelligence gathering program.  more

 

5 Comments on Senate sets up final spy reform votes Tuesday afternoon

  1. No one is looking out for America.

    The barbarians are through the gate and into the larder.

    And those who are supposed to be looking out for us are colluding with the barbarians.

  2. Apparently the Senate proposed amendments will rein in the overwhelming unconstitutional provisions of the USA Freedom Act.

    Note: Any bill called Patriot, Freedom, Affordable is going to be the opposite of it’s name.

  3. I’ve always wondered when the Patriot Act was enacted why was there no provision for mandatory review every couple of years or so to determine what worked, what didn’t and what should be removed/changed because it trampled on the Constitution and privacy so hard that whatever good came of it was tainted.

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