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A REAL Intrusion (Alaska)Submitted by Kenneth on Sat, 2008-02-16 14:16.
Sen. Bill Wielechowski "It is the beginning of a surveillance society,", "It's very easy to see where this goes.", "If the federal government ... wishes to create a society that really is big brother, we don't want to pay for it,". I'm not sure whether or not to applaud or grab a pitchfork. But it would seem that the senator is merely trying to get the federal government to pony up the money for this. On the other hand it would seem as if the senator understands what national i.d. cards are really for. I dunno, I'll let you decide. But, lets give them Alaskan's a telephone call or an email. I'm not sure which 2 senators are current. I filled in with what i could find just to be safe. Senator Ted Stevens Senator Bill Wielechowski Senator Lisa Murkowski Rep Don Young ( categories: Politics )
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