I'd love to see transparency here so long as those arguing for transparency also are supportive when the proposals really are in the best interest of the averag

I'd love to see transparency here so long as those arguing for transparency also are supportive when the proposals really are in the best interest of the average American. Google has gone to bat to protect the privacy of the average American and they've pushed to open up markets with unnecessary artificial barriers to entry protecting the incumbents. Sometimes the interests of the average person and the commercial interests of a company align, and when that happens it's important we know that it's happening, but are also aware that it's in our best interests. Even Microsoft lately has started to go to bat on behalf of the average American by suing the government over warrantless requests for information and abuses of the third-party doctrine.