Congress was absolutely aghast when they found out they were being spied on by the three letter agencies, whenever they met with foreign representatives. But t

Congress was absolutely aghast when they found out they were being spied on by the three letter agencies, whenever they met with foreign representatives. But they don't care at all when it's applied to the general public, because they assume they'll have clout or connections to keep that at bay. I've never heard anything come out of that above kerfuffle, presumably because there was some backroom dealing done to ensure it's not a problem for them specifically.