Bob Barr's Civil Liberties Critique
Bob Barr
A former Republican congressman, Bob Barr ran as the Libertarian Party's 2008 presidential nominee, sharply criticizing post-9/11 government surveillance and the Patriot Act. He campaigned on shrinking federal power and protecting constitutional privacy rights, offering a civil libertarian critique of the federal government's counterterrorism expansion.
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- Bob Barr
- BARR, Bob - U.S. House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives
- Bob Barr: Lawyer, Writer, Professor, Consultant
- Archive: Georgia Political Papers and Oral History Program: Barr, Robert Laurence "Bob"
- Congressional Directory — Georgia
- Testimony of The Honorable Bob Barr - May 10, 2005
- Bob Barr papers - University of West Georgia
- Governor Kemp Appoints Bob Barr to Judicial Qualifications Commission
- Bob Barr - Ballotpedia
- Former congressman Bob Barr loses in Georgia runoff - The Washington Post
- United States President - 2008 Official Election Pamphlet
- Testimony Submitted to the Senate Judiciary Committee by Bob Barr
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