Students at George Mason University (GMU) signed a petition early this month asking President Obama to listen in on the "private conversations" of all Fox News employees and their families.

The petition, which was circulated on GMU's flagship campus in Fairfax, Va, near Washington D.C., by Media Research Center video reporter Dan Joseph, described the right-leaning news channel as “a threat to media integrity and an informed populace.”

“We want the to be able to legally read their private e-mails and listen in on phone conversations between Fox News employees and their associates and their families," Joseph explained to students, asking for their support.

Reactions were mixed. While a handful of students appealed to a "the First Amendment" and the right to privacy, several described their "hate" for the news channel.

“Can you give me some time to think about this?,” asked one student before eventually providing his signature.

Another student expressed frustration that such a surveillance program would likely conflict with constitutional law.

“It’s virtually impossible but its a good cause,” she said. “I like your cause.”

In all, eleven GMU students signed the petition in about 45 minutes, according to Joseph.

http://www.campusreform.org/blog/?ID=4796

We are sunk as a nation!

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Reactions were mixed. While a handful of students appealed to a "the First Amendment" and the right to privacy, several described their "hate" for the news channel.

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So how many signed in comparison to those who found issue with this? It seems like pertinent info.

I know this is fun to watch for the dopey nature of these signers, but is anyone surprised that college campuses have mindless drone Libs?

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Reactions were mixed. While a handful of students appealed to a "the First Amendment" and the right to privacy, several described their "hate" for the news channel.

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So how many signed in comparison to those who found issue with this? It seems like pertinent info.

I know this is fun to watch for the dopey nature of these signers, but is anyone surprised that college campuses have mindless drone Libs?

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The article doesn't say how may refused to sign it but the fact that eleven did sign it is a sad state of affairs.