House Republicans Voting Against Warrant Requirement for Surveillance of Americans' Communications

SOURCE www.breitbart.com
86 House Republicans voted against an amendment requiring a warrant for surveillance of Americans' communications, despite overwhelming public support for a warrant requirement. House Speaker and other Republican leaders voted against the warrant requirement.

Key Points

  • 86 House Republicans voted against an amendment to require a warrant for surveillance of Americans' communications.
  • Public support for a warrant requirement is at 76%.
  • House Speaker and other Republican leaders voted against the warrant requirement.

Pros

  • Public support for a warrant requirement for surveillance of Americans' communications is high.

Cons

  • 86 House Republicans voted against the warrant requirement.
  • House Speaker and other Republican leaders voted against the warrant requirement.