Obama threatens veto of CISPA database-sharing bill
Source: CNET
The White House today delivered a formal veto threat against a controversial data-sharing bill called CISPA that would allow intelligence agencies to collect personal information about Americans from private companies.
In a statement this afternoon, President Obama's aides said they "would recommend that he veto the bill," which is scheduled for a House of Representatives floor vote this week.
A House committee approved CISPA last week without four key privacy amendments. Sought by CISPA opponents, the amendments would have curbed the National Security Agency's ability to collect confidential data.
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CokeMachine
(1,018 posts)I hope he follows his aide's recommendations.
theaocp
(4,235 posts)All other words are wind...