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Boehner Backs Ending NSA Collection of Bulk Data

By Daniel Newhauser
Posted June 30, 2015 at 12:30pm

By Daniel Newhauser and JM Rieger

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Speaker John A. Boehner on Wednesday backed for the first time the end of the National Security Agency’s collection of bulk data, expressing support for a bipartisan bill that would reform the way the government engages in domestic surveillance. The Ohio Republican endorsed a bipartisan bill that would allow private companies to store the telephone metadata, rather than the government.

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