At this point I'd settle for a magistrate review after access. Better than the "it's really hard to track access" we have today.
Here's the thing: The IC (and Goodlatte and Sensenbrenner) wouldn't even agree to have a magistrate review all queries for reasonable suspicion b4 access.
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Not least bc it'd force a count. It's why Mark Warner's change is less stupid (but still inadequate). It'd involve paperwork that could be counted.
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Nobody wants a count. If the count was low, it 1) wouldn't be hard to track 2) nobody would be embarrassed to release it
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