The same people will vote against reforms of FISA, just like they did in 2014.

Well, ISIS has been defeated so I wonder if Moscow Mitch’s views have changed.

Mitch was one of the 4 Republicans to vote for the reforms.

Lindsey and his cohort screaming about it, they had no problem.

If the GOP has genuine concern that the FBI and FISA court are deeply corrupt, then they should initiate an audit of every FISA surveillance application of the past decade or so, to find if flaws are endemic to the process in general, or just suddenly happened in this one case.

But somehow I suspect that won't happen. We're gonna just go ahead and focus on this one case.

I can sympathize with that firing. As a former coach, at the start of the season, I would give the kids an hour-long class on social media, and how one drunken word can follow them for the rest of their lives. And make everyone sign a social media code of conduct. And some would just ignore it and be stupid anyway. At some point you're just done with those people. Coach people who are coachable. Get rid of people who aren't.

I guess I should have looked at the voting record and bill. I saw this from the article and assumed he was a Nay for reforms.

Earlier Tuesday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., took a stand against the bill. Citing the U.S. fight against extremist terrorist group ISIS, he said, "At a minimum, we shouldn't be doing anything to make the situation worse. Yet, that's just what this bill would do."

Another "No" vote came from Sen. Rand Paul, who said that he voted against the bill because "it currently extends key provisions of the Patriot Act until 2017."