Wiretapping and Tribunals So, here we go again.

Congress's Republican leadership yesterday threw its weight behind two of President Bush's most controversial national security programs, warrantless wiretapping and extrajudicial military tribunals.

But the party leaders are having trouble getting all their members on board, including the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. And by backing the president's legislative demands, the leadership risks being labeled by Democrats as a rubber stamp for an unpopular president.

I'm sorry. I just don't agree with either of these issues. Talk amongst yourselves.  ¶ 9/14/2006 04:46:00 AM