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HOUSE & SENATE FAIL TO PASS SHORT-TERM EXTENSION OF FISA

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Schumer has served in Congress for over 4 decades!

First elected to the House in 1980, then winning a Senate seat in 1998, Chuck Schumer is one of NY's longest-serving members of Congress. Learn more at Wikipedia

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FISA created a secret court that meets in a sealed, windowless room!

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