Turd polish.They approve over 90% of the applications for warrants, so they are basically a rubber stamp.
The fact the corrupt Obama cabal got all these warrants based on such a flimsy basis exposes the fact they need to be shut down.
Or maybe the FISA process or the court itself needs to be changed. Since we clearly cannot trust the FBI to provide ALL of the exculpatory evidence they were supposed to, maybe there needs to be an advocate for NOT doing the surveillance who gets to ask questions and maybe investigate the person(s). Maybe if you commit the bullshit that the Obama FBI did in their FISA applications, those responsible should go to fucking prison. Anybody and everybody who signed off on it or was inv
olved get convicted. If it's an immediate need, fine. Approve it for the short term and then have your own independent investigators check it out. And if the Court finds an error, somebody gets fired and prosecuted.B-b-b-b-b-b-but Biden!
The far right radical extremists are avoiding his thread like the plague.
Heaven forbid they actually see words of truth. It will probably set their eyes on fire.
For an issue as important as safeguarding our rights and privacy while simultaneously trying to provide national security when needed, the FISA Courts should not be disbanded. To do otherwise is nonsense. I don't know anything about the FISA Court judges, how many there are or who appointed them but caution should be exercised to ensure the Court is not politicized. Term limits should be imposed if they aren't already, and if a judge has show a political bias then he or she gets fired. The answer is NOT to get rid of the Court, it is to make it function the way it was supposed to.
We had FISA when the Tsarnaev brothers blew up the Boston Marathon...And it wasn't even needed then because they were ratted out to the FBI by Russian intel.
If the federal Keystone Kops can't even do halfway decent police work when the malefactors are operating right under their noses, they damn sure don't need a completely Stasi-esque "court" where there is only one side at the table.