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SUNUNU VOTES FOR VITAL NATIONAL SECURITY LEGISLATION

Supports Senate passage of FISA Amendments Act

WASHINGTON, DC – United States Senator John Sununu (R-NH) today (7/9) voted to further the balance between national security and protecting privacy and civil liberties by supporting Senate passage of the “FISA Amendments Act.”

Wednesday, July 9, 2008                                                    Contact: Andrea Wuebker/Laena Fallon

GREGG PRAISES SENATE PASSAGE OF BIPARTISAN FISA LEGISLATION

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WASHINGTON – United States Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH) today called Senate passage of the bipartisan Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) legislation (H.R. 6304) a win for the American people and a long needed measure to restore critical terrorist surveillance activities.   By setting up a court-approved process for electronic surveillance of foreign terrorists, coupled with increased oversight measures, this balanced legislation will ensure that our intelligence community has the tools it needs to help stop those who want to carry out harm against Americans.  It also establishes new civil liberties measures, as well as potential liability protection for telecommunication companies that acted in good faith when helping the government in terrorist surveillance efforts.

Steiner for CongressP.O. Box 2008Concord, NH  03302www.joinjim2008.comFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:From Jim Steiner, candidate for Congress, 2nd CD:"Paul Hodes and I will never agree where he chooses to ignore the seriousness of national security and the obligation of Congress to take part in protecting Americans pro-actively," said Steiner addressing the FISA law passed today by the House.  "Since January I have taken Paul Hodes to task for failing to vote in favor of the FISA/Protect America Act.  Today, more reasonable bipartisan members joined in the type of vote the U.S. Senate made two months ago, and passed a long-awaited FISA/Protect America bill.  Paul Hodes voted against it yet again."  Even Paul Hodes' candidate for President, Sen. Barak Obama, stated ""Given the legitimate threats we face, providing effective intelligence collection tools with appropriate safeguards is too important to delay."

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June 23, 2008
For more information: Contact Brett, (603) 995-9284

Hodes Votes to Endanger America

Hodes puts liberal agenda ahead of national security

(Hillsboro)  Hillsboro Republican Grant Bosse today blasted Democrat Paul Hodes for a series of votes that would have left the United States vulnerable.  Fortunately, Hodes and his liberal colleagues did not prevail in their efforts to block funding for American military forces and to block a vital terrorist surveillance program.

For Immediate Release:   by Jim Steiner, Candidate for Congress, 2nd Cong. District email:  Jim@joinjim2008.com   This election is going to be about the economy and protecting Americans. I am the only individual to offer a combination of 20 years of military expertise, 20 years of small business experience and over 20 years of experience making laws to protect both small business and property owners' rights.  Even Paul Hodes, who I look to replace, does not have the same level of experience, either in the law or through any military service.

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Friday, March 14, 2008

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For Immediate Release

March 14, 2008

Contact:        Mark Bergman

                202-225-5206 (office)

Congressman Paul Hodes votes for House FISA Extension Bill

Thursday, February 28, 2008                                 Contact: Andrea Wuebker/Laena Fallon

GREGG URGES HOUSE TO TAKE UP CRITICAL BIPARTISAN FISA LEGISLATION  read more »