The Civil Libertarians Among Us Would Rather

My Parents, Both Of Them Had Teachers In Their Family And Were Pretty Well Read. So My Father Voted For [dwight] Eisenhower.

People Tell Me, "well, You Understand Where The Voters Are, Jeff, Where The Votes Are, Or What People Are Thinking," And They'll Sort Of - In A Complimentary Way. And It's A Bit Of An Acknowledgement That We've Been Blind To Some Of These Issues For Too Long.

When You Suveil A Person Abroad, You Don't Have To Have A Warrant To Do So. That Has Never Been So They Don't Have The Fourth Amendment Protection. On Occasion, That Person Might Call Somebody In The United States, And If They're A Terrorist, You Really Want To Know Who They Are Talking To. Maybe They're Plotting An Attack On The United States.

Coming Out Of The Anti - Coming Out Of The Republican Heritage Of Abraham Lincoln, Frank Johnson Could See It More Clearly Than Alabamians Would, Which Led To The Big Confrontations Between Frank Johnson And George Wallace.

My Father Never Ran For Office Or Supported Anybody For Office, And Was Not Engaged In That At All. But I Think People Throughout The Area Were Just In A Constant State Of Tension - I Mean, Adults.