Coverage of the Bush administration’s liberal use of secret surveillance against American citizens was biggish news when it broke. Nevertheless, it seems to be a diminishing issue, perpetually subsumed by subjects more immediately pressing to the average citizen. Part of the problem may be that beyond the obvious violation of privacy, few of us have any idea what the potentially far-reaching and (really) long-term legal ramifications wiretapping and the NSA actually have on ours and future lives.

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