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Nixon spies on one office, and has to resign.
Obama spies on the whole country, and no problem.
He taps your phone in Lakewood–you don’t think he was tapping Romney during the campaign?
How did you know I live in Lakewood?
PBA: It must be affirmative action, which was just gaining traction in Nixon’s time.
Which president would you buy a car from? Nixon or Obama?
Lincoln
“Obama spies on the whole country, and no problem.”
Silly boy, there aren’t enough government employees to spy on all 310+ million Americans. But I *want* the government to be spying on people who make telephone calls to suspected terrorists. And that is the difference between Nixon and Obama: Obama directs spying to protect us from terrorists, Nixon directed spying to protect himself when he was engaged in criminal activity.
Oh Charlie,
Are you really that silly? Professors are all the same, divorced from reality.
They are both wrong and both illegal.
But Nixon was spying on his political enemies in an attempt to better his political standing, whilst the NSA (under Obama) over extended their role in “Homeland Security”
With modern technology, if I would have more money, I could spy on the whole country.
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