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Despite the win President Bush scored on legislation expanding the administration’s eavesdropping authority, Democrats appear determined to make it a temporary victory.
Barely an hour after the House voted, 227-183, to clear the legislation (
S 1927 ) late Aug. 4, SpeakerNancy Pelosi released a letter calling on the Judiciary and Intelligence committees to “send to the House, as soon as possible after Congress reconvenes, legislation which responds comprehensively to the administration’s proposal while addressing the many deficiencies inS 1927 .” The legislation expires in February. ...(more)
S.1927 Title: A bill to amend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 ...
In the Senate Cantwell voted against the bill (Murray did not vote)
In the House: Washington Republicans Hastings, McMorris Rodgers & Reichert voted for the bill. Washington states Democrats Baird, Dicks, Inslee, Larsen, McDermott & Smith all voted NO.
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