Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) expressed misgivings with the National Security Agency's sweeping surveillance programs, suggesting on Monday that the activities "go way beyond the scope" of what the federal government has been authorized to do by laws like the Patriot Act.The fail is strong with the Obama administration.
“It comes across as creepy,” the 2012 Republican vice presidential nominee said in an interview with the Wisconsin radio station WJRN. “I understand FISA court orders to go after some known person, and their phone records and whoever they’re communicating with. But to do a blanket dragnet nationwide, that seems to go way beyond the scope of the law that I’m familiar with called the Patriot Act.”
More than any sitting president I have ever seen, Obama seems to obsess over his legacy.
Well, this is your legacy.
Worst Constitutional Law Professor Ever.™
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