A Unanimous Privacy Victory in U.S. v. Jones (Jim Harper and Julian Sanchez)

[thedarkshitstain]

Blah them teeth.

[WeBeItching]

There are no amendments left, they are gone with NDAA, and the Patriot Act, and soon to be Enemy Expatriation Act. Only one man stand against these and that's Ron Paul.

[Synapticsnap]

I love CATO and their entire staff seems a cut above and always Constitutionally directed. Mr Julian Sanchez I find to be extremely intelligent and always on target with his arguments but... And no disrespect to Mr.Sanchez in the least and I'm very sorry about this dive into immaturity but...Bueller ?!, Bueller ?! Had to get that one out, I'm all better now. thanks.

[eagleeye1975]

Mr. Bean here needs surgery to open his sinuses... 

[docsimonson]

Mom always said I was about as sharp as a meatball, but what I believe the Honorable Judge Sotomayor saying is that if I put documents in a safe deposit box, the Government should be able to access them without due process.

[AngrySkeptic]

@docsimonson

She is, in fact, saying the exact opposite.

[docsimonson]

@AngrySkeptic Go to about 2:27 and listen to what she had to say about sharing your information with a third party.

[AngrySkeptic]

@docsimonson

Keep listening for 13 more seconds and he says that Sotomayor "wants to get away from the retrograde third party doctrine".

Clean out your ears friend.

[032125]

Julian Sanchez is a pretty sharp guy and it's always good to hear his positions. It's also interesting to watch the facial gymnastics that he employs when speaking; he's very odd that way.

[tabber87]

@032125 He reminds me of an American Mark Corrigan.

[032125]

@tabber87 Being an American, I had to look up Mark Corrigan, but I instantly recognized him from my very favorite British game show, QI. He's very funny, but not so good as Julian on policy issues (that I know of).