I wonder if NSA really comprehends the breadth of what's going on here. I don't think Snowden was a singularly disgruntled guy who happened to have clearance.

I wonder if NSA really comprehends the breadth of what's going on here. I don't think Snowden was a singularly disgruntled guy who happened to have clearance. His former coworkers are going to be smart, American, and patriotic too. Some percentage of that class of people will have strong opinions about being complicit in borderline-Constitutional activities. Snowden was the first to come forward, but do you really think there isn't a significant pool of sympathizers still at NSA considering making a similar move? Requiring cooperation between two analysts does raise the bar somewhat. But I think NSA would be making a mistake to assume that this is an isolated problem, with a tactical solution. I hope that the next guy (or pair) to come forward is as circumspect as Snowden seems to have been. Thank goodness Bradley Manning didn't work at NSA -- that scenario would have real consequences for the world, instead of the noisy internal (and important and necessary) squabbling we'll be doing for the next several months.