U.S. Constitution still has the approval of a slim majority of Americans

The bad news is that 49% would be perfectly happy to see George W. Bush crowned King-for Life.

But for now, enough Americans think that the president should not have free rein to probe into their private conversations:

A new USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup Poll shows public sentiment is against the program. Fifty-one percent of Americans said the administration was wrong to intercept conversations involving a party inside the USA without a warrant. In response to another question, 58% of Americans said they support the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate the program.