A Wake-Up Vote in the House - New York Times
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In a welcome rebuff to President Bush, the House has finally heeded the public’s growing fears for their liberties under the Patriot Act’s sweeping police powers. Thirty-eight Republicans joined with the Democratic minority in denying the Federal Bureau of Investigation blanket power to seize library and bookstore records in terrorism investigations. The action was needed to stop federal agents from conducting secret fishing expeditions.
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