Surveillance is a bipartisan project
Many argue both parties have backed FISA Section 702 and secret interpretations, with votes flipping based on who holds power; Wyden is seen as a rare exception rather than his party's position.
Democrats are meaningfully different
Others counter with recent House votes where most Democrats opposed the 702 extension, and say 'both sides' framing ignores differences in scale of corruption and abuses.
Secret law is incompatible with democracy
Commenters explaining 'classified interpretation' mostly conclude that secret courts and secret legal opinions shield likely illegal programs, though a few outline national-security rationales for the secrecy.