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Taking Olbermann and Obama to Task for FISA Support

Just because Obama supports Bush's unconstitutional FISA expansion doesn't mean that it is any more legitimate or better policy. While MSNBC's Keith Olbermann has often been an opponent of the Bush Administration's war and privacy policies, his principles apparently don't extend to keeping Democrats from doing the same things.

Glenn Greenwald over at Salon.com takes Olbermann, Jonathan Alter, and other unprincipled lefties to task for endorsing Bush's power grab.

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Keith Olbermann: the overdue New York State Tax Warrant, Chinese American Trading Company the buyers of his real estate, the corporation

Keith Olbermann: the address from 2001 of his, the parents of Katy Tur and the civil actions

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Paul, please remove this comment and the comment before from Mr. Lewis (which is inappropriate).

A main problem with the Bush wiretaps was that he ignored the FISA process. A law that can be complied with is progress, although I agree that the war on terror is likely a sham - although removing the wall of separation between the intelligence and criminal agencies was likely a good thing.

If we don't like Bush and Cheney, we should impeach them - although this is problematic given the fact that the votes to remove are absent. For a while it looked like the President was hemmoraging support in the Senate GOP. The bleeding appears to have stopped enough to keep impeachment off of the table.

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