"A majority of Americans want the Bush administration to get court approval before eavesdropping on people inside the United States, even if those cal
January 6, 2006

"A majority of Americans want the Bush administration to get court approval before eavesdropping on people inside the United States, even if those calls might involve suspected terrorists, an AP-Ipsos poll shows--- 56 percent of respondents in an AP-Ipsos poll said the government should be required to first get a court warrant to eavesdrop on the overseas calls and e-mails of U.S. citizens when those communications are believed to be tied to terrorism ...read on"

Funny things happen when you ask the right question in a poll.

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