Has the Obama administration EARNED our trust on phone metadata harvesting?

June 10, 2013 08:51
Has the Obama administration EARNED our trust on phone metadata harvesting?

[W]hen it comes to running the government in a scandal-free and non-disastrous manner this administration is notably inferior to the last one. – Moe Lane

 

By Moe Lane at MoeLane.com

EXCERPTS:

[First there is a long list of scandals and corruption]

…..imagine that the federal government during the Obama administration was operating up to roughly the same level of scandal and basic functionality that we had all come to expect from the Bush administration.  OK? OK.  Now, contemplate that the story had still come out that the federal government has been routinely requesting and getting Verizon’s (and other company’s) phone metadata.

Do you think that the government’s response/defense of Trust us would then be better received, or worse received? – Because I’ll be honest; when it comes to running the government in a scandal-free and non-disastrous manner this administration is notably inferior to the last one.  George W Bush, I could trust with the metadata.  Barack Obama, I’m not entirely certain he wouldn’t just accidentally send it all to Belize.

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