A bipartisan group of Congressmen in the House passed an addition to the Homeland Security bill that would have protected members of the public from being sued for reporting suspicious behavior. The measure never got to the Senate, though. Democrats on the House/Senate conference committee have just dropped that provision from the Homeland Security bill:
"These morons voted against lawsuit protection from Islamic grievance rackets like CAIR for reporting such things as noticing jihad videos being developed by jihadis at Circuit City.
They're strong on national security - just not on letting the average person tip them off to suspicious behavior. They'll handle it, thank you. They can't even seem to pinpoint where 7 billion of their pathetic pork projects is going, but they have a lock on knowing what Johnny Jihad is up to at any one moment.
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