written by daniel mcadams thursday october 27, 2016 yesterday was the 15th anniversary of president george w. bush signing the patriot act into law. it was supposed to be only a temporary measure to address the emergency situation caused by the attacks of 9/11. fifteen years later it has been re-authorized many times and last year some of its worst parts were codified into law in the usa freedom act. from the war powers resolution, to the fisa court, to the "reform" usa freedom act, bills that were designed to rein in government abuses end up just giving government more power. is there anything we can do about it? rpi senior fellow adam dick joins today's liberty report to discuss: copyright <u+00a9> 2016 by ronpaul institute. permission to reprint in whole or in part is gladly granted, provided full credit and a live link are given.
patriot act at 15: do you feel safer?
daniel mcadams