So Can We Get Rid Of Telecom Immunity Now?
Since the Supreme Court is saying people can't sue the telecom companies for illegal wiretapping, unless the plaintiff has actual documents proving it occurred (ie: they have the classified documents of who was tapped - which they won't get), does that mean we can just get rid of the whole telecom immunity part of the FISA bill? Seems like it isn't needed as much now.
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