This week the Utah legislature passed the Utah Consumer Privacy Act, the Florida House passed HB 9, there was activity with bills in Connecticut, Nebraska and Washington, and Virginia lawmakers.
they didn t order the national guard, they did not bring the fbi, and in many cases they were encouraging people to go to the capitol with the intent of disrupting the election process. we re in a conundrum here. and the people need to see with their own eyes in the committees, in the questions and this bogus committee that leader mccarthy is putting together is specifically designed to provide massachusetts information, misinformation like the speaker was in charge. he knows better. and by the way, he is second in charge in the house. what did he do, what was he in information. we re in a problem here and hopefully this committee will be able to shed light on the truth. who knew what, when. he knows better but there is a good chance his voters don t.
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Throughout the month of February, states continued to introduce
new privacy laws of their own as Congress remained preoccupied with
enacting an additional COVID-19 relief package. Virginia emerged as
the primary highlight of the month, as the state s enactment of
the Consumer Data Protection Act (CDPA) on March 2 makes Virginia
the second state to enact a comprehensive state data privacy law in
the U.S., after the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA).
In addition to Virginia s enactment of the law, lawmakers in
California and other states have continued to unveil a slate of