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May 14, 2006Nothing Unlawful
George II defended whatever eavesdropping he might be doing (he wouldn't say), by stating:"The intelligence activities I authorized are lawful."
In other words, in his view,"no controlling legal authority" has said otherwise. (Of course, he doesn't recognize that the courts have any role in overseeing his Unitary Executive.)
Cross-posted at Free Association.
In other words, in his view,"no controlling legal authority" has said otherwise. (Of course, he doesn't recognize that the courts have any role in overseeing his Unitary Executive.)
Cross-posted at Free Association.
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