Senators and officials label Snowden disclosures as treason and possible foreign espionage
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The passage cites high‑level political figures (Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Rep. Mike Rogers, an unnamed former Obama cabinet member) accusing Snowden of treason and alleging Russian/Chinese involvement, b Sen. Dianne Feinstein called Snowden’s actions 'an act of treason.' Rep. Mike Rogers suggested Snowden might be working for a foreign intelligence service. An unnamed former Obama cabinet official sp
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