‘Love that Fourth Amendment!’: Jake Tapper takes the Constitution to Twitter
Posted at 12:38 pm on June 10, 2013 by Twitchy Staff | View Comments
So @
jaketapper is quoting the 4th amendment via Twitter this morning...maybe there's hope for the world after all!
#TLoT
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CR (@KYColC)
June 10, 2013 The recent NSA surveillance scandal has a lot of Americans worried about the prying eyes of Snoop Obama and his government pals. As Twitchy founder Michelle Malkin noted, the NSA surveillance debate is nuanced, but the “creepy, creepy surveillance-state context in which this current administration operates” is important to consider. Looks like we can count CNN’s Jake Tapper among those concerned.
This morning, Tapper got his hands on a pocket Constitution and decided to remind his Twitter followers what the Fourth Amendment says about personal security:
The right of the people to be secure in their persons,houses,papers,+ effects, against unreasonable searches+seizures, shall not be violated—
Jake Tapper (@jaketapper)
June 10, 2013+ no warrants shall issue,but upon probable cause,supported by oath or affirmation, +particularly describing the place to be searched,…—
Jake Tapper (@jaketapper)
June 10, 2013"…and the persons or things to be seized."—
Jake Tapper (@jaketapper)
June 10, 2013on twitter, quoting the Constitution is controversial!—
Jake Tapper (@jaketapper)
June 10, 2013 Uh-oh!
You were asking for it, Tapper. RT @
jaketapper on twitter, quoting the Constitution is controversial!—
Kimberly C (@conkc2)
June 10, 2013 Heh.
The Constitution is now considered partisan. Sad times. RT @
jaketapper: on twitter, quoting the Constitution is controversial!—
L K (@OrwellForce)
June 10, 2013What a sad state of affairs. RT @
jaketapper: on twitter, quoting the Constitution is controversial!—
Sarah Rumpf (@rumpfshaker)
June 10, 2013 Indeed. Tapper’s joined a growing club comprising people who have to be careful now:
If you're a group, that teaches it, watch out! RT @
jaketapper: on twitter, quoting the Constitution is controversial!—
Kristina Ribali (@KristinaRibali)
June 10, 2013Welcome to the tea party and enhanced IRS scrutiny. RT: @
jaketapper: on twitter, quoting the Constitution is controversial!—
DrewM (@DrewMTips)
June 10, 2013It is inside the White House, too. RT "@
jaketapper: on twitter, quoting the Constitution is controversial!"—
Darth Wyatt (@DarthWyatt)
June 10, 2013“@
jaketapper: on twitter, quoting the Constitution is controversial!” In schools, teaching the Constitution is controversial too.—
Lisa Douville (@mrsmeklar)
June 10, 2013 But there’s strength in numbers, and we’ve got Tapper’s back!
@
jaketapper glad to see the Constitution on Twitter. Too many citizens have no clue what's in it—
Contagio (@unionblue83)
June 10, 2013@
jaketapper THANK YOU!!! Americans STAND UP!!! These are our god given rights!!!—
ShannonJoy (@ShannonJoyRadio)
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