Cromwi bus We join other national conservative organizations such as Heritage Action, FreedomWorks, Citizens Against Government Waste, Club for Growth, Campaign for Liberty, The Eagle Forum, Gun Owners of America, in opposing this bill. Members of Blair County Republican Committee sign here: Aloha blevic Trusnslup - Enat tril ichesin = Diwasluip us He Widersbu tard 3 L064 Tush &Camnis Abd i, eke thew TP 2 a As, : ———— AMO" ee aeageds my va tacl ponsell FA message an. 2 Ao Tp: “2, ale Douner _ emajl Jan. 2 Tieng Boro- | steven Borin wail Joa. 2 Tyre Bo - 3 6ary Dono email. fan X Tyre Boro-[ Goon Ha apeiiad= BY yan. Beass _ tpi] Die, 24 — “ap Thins, Jay Be BN a fo-/Camnibus 4) Loy Steward faa. 2 Abfan 5 Dara | Shilak teal Jan. 3 poe — 12-/ Bay, wobelsiy — vebebSan4 Atma Ie Valea Boer oll i ey Edfar Frauks Vorb fan.¥ fearing spcinp—3 He michael teting FB Jan. ¥ _flteInA 5-3 Prmnilivdbey — yetbef Jan, Blephew Tyo a Deb Gumbayl vubel Jan Pllephe, Toy 7 Donna Hevines amoral Ja + Fite To~ | 50 william Tove onngis fan 5 (Allamsbug pious Tle tat pi karen Father voteg Jan tls PyWe Republican Committee members in Blair County, do hereby express our disappointment in Congressman Shuster for his vote on December 10, 2014, in favor of H.R. 4681, the Intelligence Authorization Act (IAA) for Fiscal Year 2015. The IAA is an annual appropriations bill for 16 government agencies and departments in the area of “intelligence.” We object to the new legitimacy that section 309 gives to the collection and dissemination of data from unsuspecting citizens which have not been charged with any crime. Section 309 allows government agencies to continue collecting, sharing, and using information gathered through electronic activities of citizens without the use of a warrant or any means of due process. In fact, it authorizes the Attorney General's office to establish guidelines for the use of such acquired information for five full years. This bill was being rushed through a vote without any discussion of this controversial new section until Congressman Amash brought it to the attention of Congress. On very short notice and no debate, the bill gained 100 dissenters. Unfortunately, Congressman Shuster was not one of them, We expect our congressman to support the Bill of Rights and all our due process rights, as provided by the United States Constitution. We consider this confiscation of personal communications to be unconstitutional, and expect Congress to reinforce the limits already put in place in the Constitution. eae Committee members sign here: Lie, _ Bleue Douushep— Ee Dolliclaysloy Jaallanes sgl Hollidasspurg = —_— sees J Leese Tounishp Alken fh /66°l Altoona ae 2 frecinctz Cr oa Crrsaflatd -3R468) ren | pores =Henther Eckels ja email Jay. A ieee =] Kacl bonsell 6 mssape Jan 3 tots Tuy = 2 Steve Doatn, Sma il San 2 Tyrone Py 3 ary Donner synai! Jan Tycome Boro - l Gordon Hawt mail olay. yb gan Ta -] 3% Allan stpmbau [AEM Junteste Toso 6 be = re WO nt t d| b d 4 panell Shildt — ¢woa/Jan_s Bitowy 13-/ Luan Overs FAmussape fan Logan Ti hay Nebelsig Altra (/-2 webaf Volenn Bue, whet Jany flip &/ dratfiwhks weibeblany faery Spt 3 47 Michal Haire 6 Jan. Y. Altyma- 53 _ bone indy werhel Jan S —— a Deb Drm voubsl Jan 5 Alle phon Tay) =HR Ube 50 LilliawwT. Wale peeril Jol er Tan bw iI binesh avg Cf wale Karten Fethey verbal Jan 5 fds Tap- 2.