Here’s the thing....we are paying for them to collect information...where 99.9999999-percent of what they collect is of no value. Billions spent, and maybe in one average day of collection, there might be six emails from seventeen billion that they might say are valuable.
It’s kinda like having forty-four umpires on the field of a baseball game between two teams. Other than the homeplate umpire....there’s rarely more than three rulings per inning. But you’d still pay full-price for the four-four umpires to stand there and pretend they are important.
And there’s one more thing. Every single senator, their staff members, and the campaign managers...are being monitored as well. You would think they’d be shaking in their boots...unless of course, they wrote some law that exempts them. Makes you wonder.
...are being monitored as well.
Perhaps Justice Roberts was the first to find that out.