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A Zeal to Defend Secrecy
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-- Kerry M. Gubits
Littleton, Colo.
William Kristol and Gary Schmitt, not unlike President Bush, left out important information about the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act: The government is almost assured a warrant to acquire information from a supposed threat, and those seeking it are allowed to begin their investigation before they file and have 72 hours to file after doing so.
Much of what has been reported in your paper contradicts the information that these authors have manipulated, distorted and discounted.
No one person or agency, president or not, has or should be given absolute power. Didn't we invade Iraq to free its citizens from a ruler with absolute control?
