The President's Authorization Of NSA Warrantless Surveillance Program. Did George Bush Go To Far?

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were terrorists involved. When congress found out that he had done this, he said that he didn’t want to ask them to change the law, in fear that it would make it to the public and not be as effective as if done in secret. Citizens are worried because something that is as unconstitutional as this can slip through the cracks and are left to wonder what else the government may be hiding.
Although it’s clear Bush had his country’s best interest, it still could have been constitutional. As president, he was supposed to set a good example. It was possible to get the warrant and to do this legally but he chose not to. If just because he’s president, means he can override the constitution, that means were not a real democracy and were facing tyranny. Laws are set to be followed and if our own president doesn’t have to follow them, what is the point of a ...

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