AG DeWine answers questions at Buckeye Boys State

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine speaks to delegates. (Photo: J.D. Pooley/Sentinel-Tribune)

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine took some hard-hitting questions from Buckeye Boys State delegates on Wednesday during a speech at Bowling Green State University.
The state’s top attorney was asked his opinion on government surveillance of citizens in the wake of the National Security Agency scandal.
“From what I know, because of what happened after Sept. 11, if the government had not sought out, actively, intelligence information, we would have had more terrorists attacks in the U.S.,” DeWine responded.
“Information is a key to stopping terrorism,” he said.