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> She shared her suspicion with another government employee, who reported it.

And what pray tell do you do if you don't have anyone to report it to inside the government? Reports like that can easily get blackholed.

[nielsbot]

i’m surprised it went anywhere even inside the government. and imagine all the cases we don’t know about.

not only that but - someone in the Senate (Wyden?) recently said it’s worse than anyone thinks and people would be outraged - a judge from the FISA court, said FISA should be revised

e.g. https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2026/04/15/congress/wy...

[nielsbot]

Looks like the judge I'm referring to is Collyer. Not quite a call for reform, but she did say the FBI is abusing the court.

> Consequently, in an extraordinary public order on Tuesday, the secret court’s presiding judge, Rosemary Collyer, directed the Justice Department and the FBI to conduct a thorough review of all submissions the bureau has made to the FISC. They have about three weeks (until Jan. 10, 2020) to explain what steps have been taken to assure the candor of each submission.

https://thehill.com/opinion/judiciary/475053-fisa-courts-reb...