Right about anything everything all the time. That would be unreasonable. Second, what you describe as the arrogance of the intelligence community, that is the appropriate place for politicians to be talking about oversight. To be discussing the mechanisms of oversight that already exist inside a free market or a free country like the United States. If they think there is insufficient oversight, then there is a legal redress. That is a good debate to have. A debate that should be perpetually be happening. When it comes to what i described as the arrogance of the media, i dont by any means mean the whole media. You know exactly who i am referring to. There are huge elements of the british media who are completely outraged at the snowden allegations and the way in which the Guardian Newspaper in particular was willing to set them out and are angry about how the guardian did not face the wrath of the law that an individual citizen would have for that level of disclosure. There is quite im
Two Democratic lawmakers, one in the House and one in the Senate, are introducing legislation to advance Gov. Josh Shapiro’s proposals to reimagine Pennsylvania’s higher education system. The system has long been criticized as underfunded by the state and too expensive for students. The governor on Friday announced the introduction
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