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it also had cybersecurity protection, and, of course, for the 100 senators, they have different strategies on how to deal with cybersecurity, and that s what stopped the bill. and it was unfortunate, to say the very least. well, unfortunate and i was a co-sponsor of that bill. congressman, what can people do to get their legislators involved in this? well, from my perspective, if they could call their own members of congress and ask them to support both the shield act and cipa, the critical infrastructure protection act, that would help me greatly. just by word of encouragement, judge, i just came from london. i chair the world summit on electroinfrastructure security, and a lot of people met with lloyd s of london in london, no less, and it encouraged me because i think the insurance companies are understanding the danger here, and i think they re going to supply both the economic incentive and disincentive if necessary to get people to look at it as they should. all right
way to come up with another coverage formula that s narrowly tailored so it passes constitutional muster. ari, i m reading from your article that you posted on our website you noted that hearings are being led in the judiciary committee on the constitution headed by trent franks there. one of only 33 republicans who voted against reauthorizing the vote rights in 2006 and you had noted 390 members voted for it there. so does this already spell doom? i don t think it spells doom. i think he s a minority of a minority of the members of congress who did pose this as the last time. as the congresswoman pointed out this has strong bipartisan support. i spoke last night to the democratic ranking member on that same committee and he said basically look with all due respect to congressman franks this is above his pay grade. this is a big question for the republican party for people like
last reauthorized. i thank you for the inviation to participate in this hearing and to provide my perspective on the continued importance of the voting rights act. so there we have a republican saying he still believes in the value. what are we to make of that. thanks for covering this and what you see in james sensenbrenner, who managed bill clinton s impeachment who is an old school right winger but who unlike some of the tea party folks and some of these local officials actually is past this issue and sees it as an american issue, not a place for political division. sensenbrenner was with us on the voting rights act in 82, with us in 2006 and he came out today and pushed his fellow republicans on this. and the fight is going to be between him and what the house republicans are doing tomorrow which is handing their committee oversight on this issue to congressman franks who voted against it in 06 and one of the few republicans to do so. isn t it also the case that the opposit