a bad piece of legislation

a compromise of the basic freedoms that define this nation

a direct infringement on our rights as citizens- though I will grant to it that not all of its points are invalid

a far greater threat to our freedom than any terrorist you, or any one, can name

a good example of our freedoms being infringed

a legislative miscarriage, but I fail to see the original intent of Congress and the Bush Administration as being to "destroy our basic liberties

a legislative paradox

an important part of the Nation's efforts to fight back to defend freedom and liberty

a terrible piece of legislation

a terrorist, and that the only way to preserve our freedom is to hand it over to the government for safekeeping

a violation of the civil liberties of all Americans

a wholly unconstitutional piece of legislation that violates a number of Amendments (First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eighth)

Law issued in the USA following the terrorist attacks of September 11 and including, among other things, a series of provisions aimed at controlling the financing world and, in particular, money laundering operations through foreign banks.