32 Quotes by Bruce Fein

There's nothing to suggest that in 60 years, she's ever thought or written a word about the U.S. Constitution. This is an opportunity squandered.

The tipping point in Washington is when you go from being a subject of caricature to the subject of laughter. She's in danger of becoming the subject of laughter.

I've talked with him for hours. His philosophy is pretty solid. I would be stunned if John ended up resembling a Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in his approach to constitutional interpretation.

The most important thing to me, in terms of thinking about the issue of impeachment, is to recognize that the Constitution does place a value on continuity. We don't want to have a situation where you make a single error, and you're exposed to an impeachment proceeding.

The burden of persuasion is on the president to establish the program's legality.

You wouldn't need a warrant to do the initial interception, but afterwards, once you're targeting the American citizen, then you need that warrant.

They should be embracing those memos. They are squandering the opportunity to move public perception.

You can't have two ballots that are identical ... and have (them) counted in one way in one county and another way in another county,

It seems to me he is conceding that there are other NSA surveillance programs ongoing that the president hasn't told anyone about.