Article: Domestic wiretap law needlessly hung up ; The foreign surveillance dispute is more about internal politics than national security.

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Portland Press Herald (Maine)
02-26-2008
Domestic wiretap law needlessly hung up ; The foreign surveillance dispute is more about internal politics than national security.
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Edition: FINAL
Section: Editorial
Column: OUR VIEWS
Type: Editorial

If President Bush and his allies in Congress really believe that the nation's security has been threatened by letting a temporary foreign surveillance law expire, they have an option: Extend the Protect America Act and give Congress more time to hammer out a reasonable compromise.

Instead, the administration and House Republicans have let the deadline pass, accusing Democrats of putting the nation at risk. The longer this goes on, however, the ...

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