Big? Maybe the biggest.

I haven't really blogged much about the domestic spying revelation but not because I think it is unimportant. Actually the magnitude of it all has me with too many words to say - not too few. This is a crucial point in American history. It's huge and I am just waiting to see if anything comes of it. The future of this country will be determined, in large part, to the nations answer to the following question:

Do you believe that a President has the right to secretly spy on Americans?

It's all out in the open now. It's happened and Bush says he will keep doing it. That means, of course, that every American President from now on can and will have the authority to spy on Americans as they see fit. They alone will decide. Is that's ok? Well I certainly don't think so, and if the majority of Americans don't end up feeling the same way, then we truly have entered a 'Red America'. No joke, we will just hand all our freedom over to whoever sits in the White House. That's not United States of America. It sounds the old Soviet Union who these guys railed against for a generation.

Were they afraid of the Reds? Or were they just jealous?

....much more to come