Presidential Candidates Are Talking About Surveillance Post-Paris Attacks

AceK · Dec 23, 2015

Last week’s deadly Islamic State-led Paris attacks that killed 130 people and injured more than twice that has incited nationalist calls to refuse asylum to Syrian refugees in the interest of national security, but have also made the more divisive topic of government surveillance unavoidable for presidential hopefuls.
Candidates have largely dodged talking about surveillance practices or the National Security Agency’s controversial tactics but Democrat and Republican contenders broke their silence this week. Here’s a look at where some of the top 2016 presidential candidates stand on government surveillance post-Paris:
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Williams, Lauren C. "Presidential Candidates Are Talking About Surveillance Post-Paris Attacks." ThinkProgress RSS. CENTER FOR AMERICAN PROGRESS ACTION FUND, 20 Nov. 2015. Web. 23 Dec. 2015.

soulcompromise · Dec 23, 2015

We need to challenge our best minds in the private sector to work with our best minds in the public sector to develop solutions that will both keep us safe and protect our privacy.
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She's in it with Microsoft & Windows 10! Lol j/k

AceK · Dec 23, 2015

Yep, this is stuff we should all be thinking about. Fuck your particular "party". Look at things with both eyes open, not with one eye closed. These are the types of issues that really matter.

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