From Salon.com
Pay no attention to my anti-gay bigoted past!
George W. Bush demonized gay people and divided us with pointless amendments. Kinder words today don't change that 

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On a different note, more cheers for Justin Amash

Debate over surveillance of Americans heats up

I thought this was a good note:

 It's precisely because we live in this dangerous world that we need protections like the Fourth Amendment of the constitution. The framers of the constitution put it in place precisely because they're worried that [the government would] have national security justification for violating people's rights. They weren't worry that the government was gonna say: "Well we want to come to your home to host tonight's dinner party or we want your papers because we wanna find some recipes." They were worried about national security justification for violating people's rights and in a dangerous world you need the Fourth Amendment you need the constitution.

  

And this from his twitter feed:

My fave time of day is when some bureaucrat tells my constits they don't have expectation of privacy in data they expect to be kept private. 
and Justice Dep't & Intel Cmnty officials & ex-officials oddly think that insisting that Americans "have no expectation of privacy" makes it so.