Constituents push Latta for more scrutiny of NSA

LeRoy Lloyd (from left) and Bryan Young talk to Congressman Bob Latta at Latta’s Bowling Green office Thursday morning. (Photo: J.D. Pooley/Sentinel-Tribune)

Attorney William Stephenson made it clear to U.S. Rep  Bob Latta (R-Bowling Green) Thursday the group of conservatives and libertarians in his office were "his constituents," not a Democrat or liberal among them.
Latta made it clear that "in this office," his field office on North Main Street in Bowling Green, partisan and ideological labels don't matter.
The issue that dominated the talks, the National Security Agency's monitoring of telecommunications, has brought together usual ideological foes.
Stephenson asked Latta to join senators Rand Paul and Ted Cruz, both staunch conservatives and Ron Wyden, a liberal Democrat, in calling for congressional investigations into the NSA and "the police state apparatus in this country."