Our media continues to get it wrong on the topic of the NSA warrantless wiretaps/datamining program that was kicked into high gear after the 9-11 attacks. Check out the following headline:
Congrats to the Carolina Hurricanes, who just soundly defeated the NJ Devils to win the best of seven series in five games 🙂 The ‘Canes looked awesome!
I wrote this back on September 25, 2003 and posted it on my old personal blog that had about five entries, in early October 2003 (I created my personal blog on the same day I created the political blog that would eventually turn into the “Sister Toldjah” blog). My personal blog fell by the wayside as I focused more on politics but I saved this post, and am reposting it here in honor of Mother’s Day.
A reader sent this link to a Boston Herald piece that talked about the free rides some Massachuetts lawmakers have rec’d courtesy of special interest groups:
(Scroll down for the Saturday update – original time and date of this post was May 12 at 11:57 a.m. ET)
There have been many fallouts from the NYTimes original ‘revelations’ regarding the NSA’s warrantless wiretapping program, fallouts that I’ll remind everyone of at the end of this post. Today, we learn that as a result of the USAToday’s rehashing of an old NYT story about NSA datamining, that Verizon is being sued. Via AP:
