Letsgetsmart on HuffPost wrote: Everyone howled when Nixon and his crew pulled their little break in and spy act. The majority of the people in congress from both parties agreed that this was a crime against every thing this country stood for. The media back then was the reason this came to light and the congress had to act. Now here we are today with a list of constitutional, criminal and civil violations that is way to long to place here and yet things just go on like business as usual. Have we gotten so saturated that red flags don't go up any more? Do we not have checks and balances any more? Are there so few decent elected people that things like the fisa vote today do not outrage our elected people any more? The media is at least as big a problem as any thing else and here today they got a pat on the back for a job well done by both parties in congress. In stead of being our watch dogs they are complicit in breaking the law and get congressional blessing. I don't care who they are or what party they are from, the congress have a lot of nerve presenting themselves as proud honest Americans. The honorable this or my trusted friend that, makes me gag every time I hear them say it.

The Bush wire tapping apparatus has been compromised. Anyone can bug any American. Let us hope the present FISA bill will provide evidence against the traitors in our government. If the US does not prosecute them, other nations can. If a Senator makes an appointment with the CIA pedophile brothel in Bethesda, the text of the call should be posted on the Internet.