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Op-Ed

How the 2020 Democratic Presidential candidates stack up on the surveillance state

Post author By Alex Marthews
Post date October 16, 2019
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Today, Restore The Fourth launches its voter guide for the 2020 Democratic primaries. Mass state surveillance is less about who’s in the Oval Office and more about senior intelligence community officials and tech company executives. Their institutional imperatives plow ahead with only limited influence from the White House either way. It’s not clear that even […]

Tags 2020, Assange, Encryption, facial recognition, Manning, nsa, Snowden, tech

Op-Ed

The FISA Process Is Not Good Enough: How we got here and what the memos mean

Post author By restorethe4th
Post date February 14, 2018
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With over a week passed since the #ReleaseTheMemo controversy finally came to a head, it’s time to reflect more deeply on how we got here, and how domestic surveillance under FISA should and should not be conducted. To recap: The memo in #ReleaseTheMemo refers to the memo written by the office of surveillance hawk Rep. […]