There’s nothing new about undue government surveillance. What is “unprecedented,” as the AP noted Monday, is that the privacy of the Fourth Estate has been flagrantly breached. Perhaps now the broader story of the sprawling spy dragnet — aimed at Muslims and activists for years — will gain the broad media attention it deserves.
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