POLL: Public Against Suspension of the Constitution

IF as a recent survey indicates:

• 77 percent have reservations about the fundamental issues raised by the eavesdropping controversy
• 52 percent of that group agreed that a president should never be able to "suspend the constitutional freedoms of people like you."
• 25 percent said constitutional freedoms should never be suspended unless authorized by a court or the U.S. Congress.
• 5 percent said they did not know or declined to answer.

AND IF on a second question of what would justify government eavesdropping on personal communications without a search warrant or court order respondents indicated

• 45 percent saying such action would never be justified.
• 22 percent saying it would be OK based on "an anonymous tip that you may be helping to plan a terrorist attack in the United States"

• 21 percent saying it would be justified based on "someone's suspicion that you may be sending money to a terrorist organization."

Then WHY oh why & HOW oh how did Bush (whacker) EVER get reelected?