The trial lawyers are drooling at the prospect of suing the telecoms and the Dem's will sacrifice lives and security to make sure their biggest donors are taken care of.
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The administration is keeping up pressure on Congress for quick action on the new version of the surveillance law—including an immunity provision for telecoms—which will take effect when the Protect America Act expires early next year. Congressional staffers say that Democrats are likely to go along with some version of the proposal. But Democratic leaders, who say they were stampeded into passing the law last summer, are insisting on having more thorough hearings and forcing the administration to turn over documents on the surveillance program. If the telecoms want immunity, some Democrats say, the White House should at least say what it is they need immunity for.
Terror Watch, written by Michael Isikoff and Mark Hosenball appears online weekly
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