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For Sen. Dianne Feinstein, regulation of unmanned aerial vehicles has gotten personal.
In an interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes” that aired on Sunday night, the California Democrat said a drone spied into the window of her home during a protest outside her house, and that privacy concerns for the technology were “major.”
Feinstein appeared as a pro-regulation voice in a Morley Safer segment on the legal questions surrounding the commercial drone industry.
xuenchen
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein wants drones regulated so says She in an appearance on a TV show.
She is the chairwomen of the senate intelligence committee and has a history of supporting all kinds of secret agency intelligence gathering.
Senator Feinstein oddly enough is not up for re-election this year and I bet she has been "appointed" the front person for making sure Democrats get the word out about how "concerned" they are about all the nosy paranoid snooping going on behind our backs.
Riffrafter
reply to post by xuenchen
I used to like her when she first came on the political scene years ago.
Now I'd like to see *her* regulated....
Diisenchanted
reply to post by xuenchen
If they regulate drones that would be counter productive to the Obama administration's agenda.
How will Obama carry on with his assassinations?
thesaneone
It sounds like she only wants to regulate drone use by the citizens and not the governments use of drones.
Snarl
Riffrafter
reply to post by xuenchen
I used to like her when she first came on the political scene years ago.
Now I'd like to see *her* regulated....
This has the smell of a face saving move for her party. I wouldn't believe that woman has a care in the world for your rights or mine. Short of her 'coming clean' ... she stays in my "least untrustworthy" category.
Riffrafter
reply to post by xuenchen
I used to like her when she first came on the political scene years ago.
Now I'd like to see *her* regulated....