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'It's called protecting America': Sen. Feinstein defends NSA surveillance overreach

Uncomfortable with the idea that the NSA has been secretly collecting phone records from millions of Americans? Don’t be. Sen. Dianne Feinstein wants you to know that it’s all for your own good.

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This morning, Sen. Feinstein, who doesn’t believe in honoring Americans’ right to protect themselves, defended the NSA’s surveillance as “protecting America”:

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Hold up, Senator. Didn’t President Obama recently declare the War on Terror essentially over?

Evidently, Americans are now the biggest domestic threat. Citizens are understandably repulsed:

https://twitter.com/KristinaRibali/status/342655443597926400

https://twitter.com/LeighPatrick/status/342654290306924545

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Americans deserve protection, all right — protection from government tyranny.

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Editor’s note:

As Twitchy has made clear throughout the day, our founder Michelle Malkin emphasizes the nuances of the NSA surveillance debate. Read her full assessment here.