Under Gen. Keith Alexander's leadership, the National Security Agency has wantonly disregarded the intent of the Homeland Security Act and has even tapped communications of the presidents of Mexico and Germany without knowledge of the White House. Alexander's recent comments that measures should be taken to stop the press' possession and distribution of National Security Agency documents disclosed to the public indicates a contempt for the First Amendment, in particular includes Freedom of the Press. This position calls for the replacement of Gen. Keith Alexander with someone with the proper sensitivity toward civil liberties at home and international relations abroad.
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