By: Alex Kane, 01/02/2014
The New York Times editorial board has come out strongly for clemency or a plea deal for Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency private contractor-turned-whistleblower.
In an editorial, the New York Times pointed out that Snowden’s actions have shed unprecedented light on the actions of the National Security Agency (NSA), a branch of government once jokingly referred to as “No Such Agency” because of its penchant for secrecy. But now that Snowden blew the whistle on their efforts at mass surveillance, Americans--and the world--know much more about the NSA. Snowden revealed that the NSA is collecting the metadata from millions of Americans’ phone calls and e-mails, among other revelations.
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When he gets home he also needs to be elected as the President of the United State of America and then we need to remove most of who is in "our" offices and let him assist us in who takes the seats.
David Porter
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